We want to share our new iOS App. Ask anything and Monogram responds with a visual, interactive interface instead of a wall of text. We created a technology that generates an entire user interface on the fly, in just a few seconds. With a consistent and crafted user experience. We designed Monogram for everyday use cases, whether you’re looking for something to watch, finding a recipe, planning a trip, or anything else on your mind.
Hey everyone. We believe AI deserves a better interface than chat, this is our first take! We would love to get your feedback and your thoughts on the future of UI for AI.
the "generates a whole UI on the fly" part makes me wonder about accessibility. a fixed app UI can be tested once with VoiceOver and you know it works. if every response is a freshly generated interface, how do you make sure that stays usable for someone relying on a screen reader, or is that just not solved yet at this stage
Finally tried this and the recipe one genuinely surprised me, it pulled up a full ingredient checklist with step navigation instead of a paragraph. Felt like a real shift from the usual chat walls.
How does Monogram handle the UI generation when it needs real-time data like live sports scores or current flight prices — is it pulling from specific APIs or is everything happening client-side?
Is it possible to do a particle animation when switching between different layouts, so that it all looks fluid ? That would be cool
@edouardtabet Interesting idea, and pretty convincing demo! Some questions though: isn't generating interface everytime token/hardware consuming ? what kind of LLM is behind and is that customizable ?
How does it decide which type of interface to generate for a given question, and is there any way to customize or save the layouts it creates?
How does it handle follow up questions, like if I want to tweak one of the suggested options it just generated? Does the whole interface rebuild or can it edit just that part?
I tried the app and really loved the idea! AI is rendering widgets/tools with each response and creates a unique UI for each output.
But I have a question -- right now I see that you don't store previous conversations (or at least I couldn't locate it). Are we going to be able to leave certain chats open like we do on Safari tabs. I may want to be able to switch between tabs and continue with a previous chat I had.
About Monogram AI on Product Hunt
“AI with a visual and interactive interface”
Monogram AI launched on Product Hunt on July 9th, 2026 and earned 143 upvotes and 13 comments, placing #9 on the daily leaderboard. We want to share our new iOS App. Ask anything and Monogram responds with a visual, interactive interface instead of a wall of text. We created a technology that generates an entire user interface on the fly, in just a few seconds. With a consistent and crafted user experience. We designed Monogram for everyday use cases, whether you’re looking for something to watch, finding a recipe, planning a trip, or anything else on your mind.
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