A crew of specialized AI agents coordinates on your brief and ships production-quality design. Research, creative direction, wireframes, and production-ready HTML with a design system. You can watch the agents discuss decisions while it runs. Free in alpha: bring your own OpenRouter key and run the crew on whichever models you like.
We're Andriy and Dmitriy. I used to lead design here at Product Hunt (hi, old team 👋), and before that designed at Apple, GitLab, and Mixpanel. Dmitriy co-founded GitLab. We got tired of AI design tools that hand you a pretty mockup and call it done.
Real design work is a sequence: research, creative direction, wireframes, copy, a design system, QA. Skipping it is why AI design output looks generic and falls apart in production. So we built a crew around real handoffs. Elena reads your brief and does the research. Marcus writes three visual pitches and argues for the strongest. Mira builds the wireframes and ships the final output. A typical brief takes 25–45 minutes.
What's different:
A pipeline, not a prompt. Every stage produces an artifact you can open: research, creative brief, wireframes, QA report. When something's wrong, you can see which decision made it wrong.
Three directions, not one take, pitched the way an agency would.
You watch the agents discuss decisions while it runs. The coordination isn't a spinner, it's the product.
Your models, your costs. It runs on your OpenRouter key (get one here). No subscription, no markup.
Production HTML, Tailwind, and a design system. Not a screenshot of a website. The website.
Everything in the gallery came from a short brief: a coffee shop, a luxury car page, a task manager, a roastery in Porto.
It's an alpha, so expect rough edges. We're both here all day.
One question we'd love answers to: what would you need to see before you'd hand this a real client brief?
Finally we will get more proper tasteful web design out of AI thanks to @andrey_dyadyura and @dmitriy_zaporozhets . I have zero success with getting any meaningful full page design from any LLM. I have been able to get incremental improvements for a web component of harmonize my padding and font sizes but not like design a nice and fresh landing page. PixelCrew came to fix that. I cannot recommend enough.
About PixelCrew on Product Hunt
“Production-ready design from a crew of AI agents”
PixelCrew launched on Product Hunt on September 22nd, 2026 and earned 129 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #7 on the daily leaderboard. A crew of specialized AI agents coordinates on your brief and ships production-quality design. Research, creative direction, wireframes, and production-ready HTML with a design system. You can watch the agents discuss decisions while it runs. Free in alpha: bring your own OpenRouter key and run the crew on whichever models you like.
PixelCrew was featured in Design Tools (262.8k followers), SaaS (44.3k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (479.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 223.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted PixelCrew?
PixelCrew was hunted by Rajiv Ayyangar. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Rajiv Ayyangar
Hey Product Hunt!
We're Andriy and Dmitriy. I used to lead design here at Product Hunt (hi, old team 👋), and before that designed at Apple, GitLab, and Mixpanel. Dmitriy co-founded GitLab. We got tired of AI design tools that hand you a pretty mockup and call it done.
Real design work is a sequence: research, creative direction, wireframes, copy, a design system, QA. Skipping it is why AI design output looks generic and falls apart in production. So we built a crew around real handoffs. Elena reads your brief and does the research. Marcus writes three visual pitches and argues for the strongest. Mira builds the wireframes and ships the final output. A typical brief takes 25–45 minutes.
What's different:
A pipeline, not a prompt. Every stage produces an artifact you can open: research, creative brief, wireframes, QA report. When something's wrong, you can see which decision made it wrong.
Three directions, not one take, pitched the way an agency would.
You watch the agents discuss decisions while it runs. The coordination isn't a spinner, it's the product.
Your models, your costs. It runs on your OpenRouter key (get one here). No subscription, no markup.
Production HTML, Tailwind, and a design system. Not a screenshot of a website. The website.
Everything in the gallery came from a short brief: a coffee shop, a luxury car page, a task manager, a roastery in Porto.
It's an alpha, so expect rough edges. We're both here all day.
One question we'd love answers to: what would you need to see before you'd hand this a real client brief?