What it does
OJO is a design-agent workspace for product teams. You bring a product brief and direct agent teams and skills toward requirements, editable UI, interactive prototypes, design review, and frontend handoff. The site says OJO is in private beta and asks you to join a waitlist or enter an invite code.
Where it fits
Request access, then give one brief. Review each step the agent team shows you before you treat a prototype as the spec.
Pricing & free tier
No price was published on the public page. Access is a private beta.
There is no open free editor. Entry is a waitlist or an invite code.
Prices checked . Official pricing page
Inputs, outputs & formats
In. A product brief.
Out. Requirements, editable UI, a prototype, and a frontend handoff.
Formats. Not listed on the marketing page.
Getting started
- 1Join the waitlist or enter an invite code.
- 2Start with one narrow brief.
- 3Review every step before you send the UI to engineering.
Limits & gotchas
- Private beta.
- No public price.
- The page claims more than 200 skills. That is the vendor's count.
Before you commit
You cannot start from the public page without an invite or the waitlist. No price was in the text we read.
Sources & editorial notes
This profile summarizes public product information and adds workflow guidance. It is not a hands-on performance review. Check the official website for current prices, limits, and availability.
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