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We help AI & SaaS teams turn complex products into clear, premium web app experiences.
Best fit:
• Complex dashboards
• AI workflows
• SaaS onboarding
• MVPs that need to feel investor/customer-ready
• Products that are powerful, but hard to understand
Led by a senior product designer, supported by a small team.
Recent work across AI, SaaS, FinTech, PropTech and enterprise software.
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Exalt Studio retweeted
A slightly different update from me: I’m interested in exploring full-time, in-house product design roles.
Building Exalt has given me the chance to work closely with founders and teams across AI and B2B SaaS. I’d love to bring that experience into one team, take more ownership, and help shape a product over the long term.
I’m currently consulting on two projects, so I’m taking the time to find the right fit.
My sweet spot is complex products, thoughtful interfaces, and getting things designed and shipped.
If that sounds like someone your team needs, my DMs are open.
Introductions and RTs would be much appreciated!
Woah 🤩
I've been building something new.
I love building with Claude Code, but I keep running into the same problem.
It can write the code. It just doesn't know my taste.
The references I love, the details I obsess over, the design decisions I'd make.
So I built Attuna.
A way to give your AI coding agents your own creative direction.
Early access waitlist is open:
attuna.design
Exalt Studio retweeted
I've been building something new.
I love building with Claude Code, but I keep running into the same problem.
It can write the code. It just doesn't know my taste.
The references I love, the details I obsess over, the design decisions I'd make.
So I built Attuna.
A way to give your AI coding agents your own creative direction.
Early access waitlist is open:
attuna.design
Exalt Studio retweeted
Felt it was time to have a personal website separate from Exalt Studio.
Had a lot of fun designing and building this.
Exalt Studio retweeted
Zebra striping doesn't always work, but for really wide tables it's such a simple way of helping users keep their place across a row.
One of those tiny UI details I've started appreciating more.
Exalt Studio retweeted
Something I didn't mention when redesigning the Exalt Studio site was that we don't do branding anymore.
We did some amazing projects that I am really proud of, including YC startups and Optimal Intellect who later raised money from Anthropic.
I had a brand designer working with me on them but I had a hand in all of the projects, helping shape the creative direction and making sure the standard was top notch.
Product design has always been my main strength and passion, and moving forward Exalt Studio is focused exclusively around that.
A day behind the scenes at Exalt.
Client work. Design reviews. Calls. Content. Building.
There are only two of us running the studio day-to-day, so we stay pretty close to everything!
A little look at what that actually looks like ↓
We’ve realised we show a lot of the finished work and not much of what it actually takes to run Exalt.
So we’re going to change that.
- Sales calls.
- Proposals.
- Pricing.
- Design decisions.
- AI workflows.
- Building our own products.
- Running a small team.
Not interested in becoming an “agency growth” account.
Just sharing what we’re actually learning while building one as two people who launched an agency in their 20's.
What would you genuinely like to see more of?
We rebuilt Exalt from scratch to better reflect the studio we’ve become.
Less generic agency messaging.
More product work.
Better case studies.
Clearer positioning around AI + SaaS.
We also ditched Framer this time and designed + built the whole thing with Figma and Claude Code.
Feels much more like us.
exalt-studio.com/
Monday mornings at Exalt.
Put 2 people together who can lock into hyper focus in an instant, and you achieve the same as a 5 person team.
Lots to ship this week. Let’s keep the momentum up.
Exalt Studio retweeted
If your developers are constantly asking questions about the design, "what should happen here", "what is the empty state for this", "what component should we use here" and so on.
You probably don't just have a UI problem.
You have design debt.
Exalt Studio retweeted
Taking on 1 new client for September.
Let's talk about your product or idea:
exalt-studio.com
A new website was so overdue. This is starting to feel so much more like the agency we’ve become.
You don't need a 20 person agency to do the work of a 20 person agency.
Exalt has 2 directors.
We're both 30 and between us we handle design, brand, marketing, sales, operations and everything involved in running the studio.
A small team forces you to get very good at one thing:
*making decisions*
We know when to push, when to stop & regroup and most importantly, we know when to pivot.
We started out in a London agency and left when we wanted more ownership and wanted to progress faster.
Running Exalt gave us both.
We've since been trusted by startups around the world 🌍
We're not trying to build the biggest agency.
We're trying to prove how much a small, utterly OBSESSED team can achieve.
We finally admitted our design studio website wasn’t doing us justice.
So we’re rebuilding Exalt from scratch.
-Less agency fluff.
-More product work.
-Better case studies.
We’re also ditching Framer and building it ourselves with Figma + Claude Code.
Still WIP, but this feels much more like the studio we’ve become.














