UX Designer

$22M revenue. Profitable. Bootstrapped. 16 years in market. 20 people doing what competitors need 200 for.

Every AI assistant is trained to close the deal - to be the realtor. We built the home inspector. Product.ai tells you what NOT to buy, and we're the only ones who can.

We are Product.ai - the company building the verification layer for AI commerce. You may know us as Demand.io
, the founder‑led team behind Simply Codes - the leading AI‑powered savings tool driving $1B+ in annual commerce. In early 2026, we complete our transformation and formally become Product.ai.

What we're building: The user experience for a new kind of AI product - one that protects you instead of selling to you. Every AI shopping interface today is designed to say "yes" and close a transaction. We are designing the first consumer experience whose primary value is a confident "No" - telling you what NOT to buy, backed by evidence you can see and verify.

This requires rethinking how trust, evidence, and negative recommendations feel to a user who has never encountered an AI that works this way. Nobody has designed this experience. You will.

Why we're different: Perplexity summarizes the web - including the lies. ChatGPT is trained to be agreeable - it hedges. Google ranks by ads. We pre‑verify claims through adversarial pressure testing and deliver the confident "No" that no other AI can. (Read the thesis)

We are seeking a UX Designer to own the product experience across Product.ai's consumer surfaces. You will design every screen a user touches - search results, product verdicts, recommendation flows, comparison views - within an established brand system and component library. You are not waiting for a design director to tell you what to make. You design it, prototype it, ship it, and measure whether it worked.

Based in Los Angeles. Hybrid schedule with flexibility. For the right builder, we're open to remote.

• The Consumer Product
  
  Experience:
  
  Own every screen in the Product.ai consumer agent. You decide what users see when they ask "Should I buy this?" and the answer is "No." Verdict interfaces, evidence layouts, comparison flows, recommendation paths. You take strategic direction from the CEO and turn it into shipped product - generating layout options with AI tools, selecting and refining based on taste, getting it into code or implementation‑ready specs.
  
  Your default mode is shipping, not presenting.
• The Simply Codes Experience Evolution: Contribute to UX optimization of Simply Codes - the $1B+ GMV transaction layer. Merchant landing pages, extension interactions, mobile app flows, and the Wallet experience launching in Q2. You bring product design thinking to surfaces that currently rely on engineering judgment for UX decisions.
• The Design Bridge: Our brand team owns the visual language. Our design systems engineer owns the component library and token architecture. You compose validated components into product screens that real users interact with - and when components need refinement, you use our token‑based design tools to adjust spacing, typography, and styling without touching component code. You turn the design vocabulary into complete sentences users can read.
• The AI‑Native Pipeline: AI generates the first draft - you validate, refine, and ship. You load generated components into token‑based design tools, adjust CSS variables, validate against design contracts, and publish to an immutable component library. Every component you validate becomes context for future AI generation - your first month is the hardest; by month three, the system generates most of what you need.
  
  You post work‑in‑progress 2-3x per week for async review - showing decisions, not asking permission. You ship unless stopped.

We do not care about your pedigree; we care about your mechanics.

• You have taste that is self‑evident in your portfolio. Within five seconds of looking at your work, anyone can tell you care about craft. Typography, spacing, visual hierarchy, micro‑interactions - you get details right because you cannot ship something that feels wrong. Your portfolio shows consumer product screens, not marketing…