About

A structured workspace that helps UX and Product Designers turn unclear problems into organized requirements, research evidence, UX artifacts, design direction, and reusable documentation.

What it does

Keep research and design connected.

UX Help Agent guides projects from an unclear brief through to implementation-ready UX. It keeps requirements, research, artifacts, design direction, and documentation connected so the next designer, developer, or stakeholder can understand what was decided and why.

Guided project setup
Project-aware UX agent
Research and evidence tracking
UX architecture artifacts
Design direction with before/after research views
Testing plans and findings
Markdown documentation
Real project downloads
Workflow

From requirements to documentation.

Five steps in one project. Each one builds on the last.

01

Requirements

Capture the problem, stakeholders, constraints, success criteria, and what is still unknown.

02

Research

Collect evidence, assumptions, findings, and competitive context so decisions are grounded.

03

UX artifacts

Generate flows, maps, matrices, hierarchies, and structured documents that move the design forward.

04

Design direction

Connect evidence to recommendations and visualize what to design before and after research.

05

Documentation

Keep decisions, rationale, and handoff notes in one coherent, exportable project record.

Who it is for

Built for product design teams.

For the people who make, question and ship product decisions.

UX/Product Designers

Who need a structured workspace that preserves reasoning and keeps projects coherent.

Researchers

Who want findings tied to requirements, decisions, and design direction instead of isolated documents.

Product Managers

Who need visibility into assumptions, evidence, and next steps across the project lifecycle.

Design Leads

Who want reusable artifacts and a clear trail of decisions for team onboarding and reviews.

Bring your next project to UHA.

Create a workspace, add your brief, and let UHA turn it into research you can trace.

Start your project