Sona AI. The AI assistant that brings order to chaos

Start with the jobs people hand off, then keep the interface out of the way. For Sona AI we put one greeting, one input and recent actions on the home screen and moved chat, images, video, code and files into a single tool rail.

Map the user flow first. Sona AI has a finder, chat, image generation, video chat, a code writer, a file editor and an answer engine, all reached from one hub, so each tool feels like part of the same conversation.

For Sona AI Figmatica went through design goals, competitor analysis and user research, then two weeks of wireframes and concepts, eight weeks of UX/UI design and two weeks of usability testing and iteration. Research came first because natural language, safety and ease of use were the core goals. How we run it for other teams: product design for SaaS and fintech startups.

If people use it for work, yes, because the tasks follow them between devices. Sona AI was designed for desktop, tablet and mobile, with the same greeting, input and tool set adapted to each screen.

Give it a voice in type and restraint in colour. Sona AI pairs the Canela serif for greetings with Satoshi for the working UI, and its logo is a calm cluster of dots around one centre in near black and warm grey.