It's Monday.

Here's what changed in AI this week, and what it means for your design work:

This week, I’m back in France for a few days taking time to see family and friends and slow things down a bit.

Even though I’m technically “off,” I can’t help but keep exploring Claude Code. The possibilities feel endless. I’m now using it to improve my scripts, automate workflows, and handle a lot of small tasks that used to take way more time. The productivity boost is honestly insane.

I’m curious how are you using it? Just reply to this email, I read everything.

On another note, I’ve also released the MVP of Stage. If you’re currently managing projects with Notion templates and want something built specifically for designers, you can check it out here.

Taking it slower this week but still building.

Google Labs launched a major update to Stitch, its generative AI design tool the company has evolved into what's essentially an AI powered Figma competitor.

It's software that takes a text prompt, a URL, or a voice command and autonomously generates full website and app designs, complete with design systems, prototypes, and exportable code.

It can extract brand identities from existing websites, generate multipage layouts, build interactive prototypes, and export directly to AI Studio for full stack development.

The architecture uses an agentic design system, routing creative tasks through Gemini models including 3.0 Flash and Pro, plus Nano Banana 2 for image generation.

Instead of locking you into a single design workflow, Stitch picks the right model for each layer of the project, from color extraction to placeholder imagery to layout generation.

It supports direct export to AI Studio, Figma, and React, with a new Design MD file that functions like an agents.md for design, a portable brand system you can carry into any coding environment.

You can describe a full website, paste in a reference URL, and walk away. The system extracts the design language, generates screens, and wires up a clickable prototype.

Google also introduced live voice design using Gemini Live's bidirectional model, letting you redesign screens in real time just by talking to the interface.

It's controllable from the canvas with text, voice, or direct theme editing.

The design system extraction alone changes the workflow.

Paste in any URL and Stitch pulls the color palette, typography, icon styles, and button treatments, then generates a full Design MD file you can apply across unlimited future projects.

The instant prototype feature wires up page to page navigation automatically, letting you test user flows before writing a single line of code.

The AI Studio export pipeline means you can go from a rough idea to a Next.js app with authentication, a database, and dynamic data without leaving Google's ecosystem.

Every design variation is editable, and you can generate multiple options per screen to compare directions side by side.

For agency owners and creative professionals, the URL to design system pipeline and multi model approach mean you can offload entire brand extraction and prototyping workflows.

You can brief Stitch with a client's existing site, have it generate a full redesign with multiple variations, export a product requirements document, and push the final design to AI Studio for development, all from one prompt.

Stitch is available now through Google Labs at no cost, with free access to both the app and the tokens powering it.

There's no paid tier, no credit limits, and no waitlist.

This is a landing page for Cryptix, a crypto asset management platform that emphasizes seamless transactions, optimized fees, and a premium user experience, backed by a 4.9 Google rating for social proof. The design uses a bold green to black gradient with a dark mode dashboard preview showing portfolio balance, performance charts, and a quick swap feature giving visitors an immediate feel for the product before signing up.

This is a landing page for Anvil, a developer documentation agency that designs and delivers dev first docs covering everything from API docs and CMS setup to visual design systems and interactive demos. The design is clean and minimal with a grid pattern hero section, a strong headline ("Docs built for devs"), and a services breakdown that positions them at the intersection of UX and developer experience.

This is a landing page for Stayscape, a short term rental or boutique accommodation on 5th Ave in New York City, using a split layout with clean typography on the left and a vibrant interior photo on the right to immediately sell the vibe of the space. The bottom bar stacks social proof "Guest favorite" badge, 100% reply rate, 4.98 stars, and 137 reviews alongside a "Reserve Now" CTA, making it feel like an elevated Airbnb style listing page.

Selling a product online used to mean picking a platform, designing a store, setting up payments, writing product descriptions, and spending days getting everything right. RunnerAI compresses that entire process into a single conversation.

This is what "no code" should actually feel like. Not dragging blocks around for hours, but describing what you want and getting a working store. Try RunnerAI and see how fast you can go from idea to live product.

You find a website with a layout you love. Instead of screenshotting it, opening Figma, and spending an hour rebuilding it pixel by pixel, you paste the URL into Readdy AI and get a fully editable version in seconds. That is the pitch and it actually delivers.

Readdy is an AI website builder that works in three ways: describe what you want in plain English, paste a URL to clone a design, or upload a screenshot. It generates a complete responsive site with layout, copy, images, and front end code. The URL cloning feature is the standout. It analyzes fonts, colors, spacing, and structure, then recreates a similar design you can customize. It is not a pixel perfect copy. It is a starting point that saves you hours of layout work.

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— Adrien