AgentUX Catalogue
In-house design reference for in-flight crypto products 
doesn't cover.
Built with my team
The GAP
Mobbin and similar research platforms are centered on popular, well-known apps. They don't cover apps that are being built, have a decent base, and are specifically deep on crypto.
Without good reference material, you end up with multiple competing ideas and can't innovate unique experiences. And unique experience is what drives users to use the app more and retain them. The gap in reference tools translates directly into a retention problem in the product being built.
AgentUX Catalogue is the in-house answer: references curated for the crypto-exchange surface area, including the in-flight apps that public tools don't track yet.
Some interactions
Small interaction moments that shipped into AgentUX: keyboard sound, save and delete animations, dock hover, infinite canvas, the cascade on load. Each clip is one polished detail in the live tool.
What it is
A structured research library for product designers, but a queryable design knowledge base, not a screenshot archive. The features that earn their keep, grouped by what they unlock:
Organize beyond folders
Every screen sits at the intersection of Group (the app), Flow (the user journey), Platform (web/mobile), and Theme (light/dark). Never forced into a single hierarchy.
Tag each group as CEX/DEX and India/Global. Filter the whole library by market structure or region, the dimension fintech research actually needs.
Capture the thinking, not just the pixel
Six structured sections per screen: Identity, Journey, Screen analysis, Visual design, Design reference, Review status. Built for designers, not generic note-taking.
Paste an LLM analysis JSON; the editor fills in one click. Verified status downgrades to draft on paste so AI can't bypass human review.
Share with intent
Pick a Group + Flow + Platform, generate a URL, send to anyone. List view or carousel, with a last-updated freshness signal on every shared link.
Send a screenshot from your phone, it lands in the catalogue. Send an X URL, it lands in Videos. No desktop round-trip when you spot something in the wild.
Crafted for daily use
Save animations (1.0 → 2.0) and keyboard-sound feedback. Small tactile signals that make the app feel inhabited. Every edit gets its own quiet affirmation.
Infinite-canvas gallery alongside the structured list. Move through the catalogue the way the work needs: focused list when researching, free canvas when scanning.
Why this is my main project
After Deriverse, AgentUX Catalogue is where most of my craft attention goes. Three reasons.
I use it every week. Every CRPKO feature gets shaped by what's in this catalogue. The tool earns its keep by making my own work faster, not by being a generic design system.
It's the lab for interactions. Most of the polish I ship in 2026 (gallery views, keyboard sound, save animations, theme system) gets prototyped here first. The video walkthroughs above are all features that emerged from this surface.
It powers the team, not just me. The tool I built for myself became the tool the design team at Equicomtech uses to design from real screens instead of gut feel.
The catalogue ships continuously. For shipping cadence + interaction-level diffs, the in-app changelog is the source of truth.