Software is about to have a taste problem.

Generating a working app is close to free now, and from here what separates products is judgment. What to build, how it should feel, which of the twenty generated versions actually deserves to exist.

OJO is built around exactly that. You put together a design agent team for product thinking, strategy, visual direction, copy and prototyping, pull from 300+ skills, and take a plain language idea to PRD, page structure, UI and an editable prototype on one canvas. Export it into Figma, or push it through CLI into Claude Code or Codex when you want to build for real.

My call for the next two years: the teams that win are the ones with the strongest opinion about what good looks like.