One place to build, deploy, and run any app. I designed and shipped it from the first wireframe, at NodeOps.

Product of the Day on Product Hunt, grew past 15K users

Details

Role: Product Designer, frontend with AI
Timeline: 2025

Overview

Sole product designer on CreateOS at NodeOps, a developer platform for building and running apps without the DevOps. It launched to Product of the Day on Product Hunt and grew past 15K users.

The CreateOS home: a prompt box asking “What will you ship today, Naved?” with model and skills pickers, recent projects below in draft and running states, and import from GitHub or a file upload. — Build, deploy, and run any app in one place.

What it is

One surface where you vibecode an app’s frontend, backend, and database from a prompt, deploy projects you already have, and spin up agents, sandboxes, and databases without leaving the page.

My Projects: apps grouped into folders, each row showing draft or running status, a health score of 85/100, and a Chat with agent button. — Everything on one surface.

The problem

Shipping an app usually means stitching four tools together: hosting, database, vibecoding, deploys, each with its own account and its own DevOps. CreateOS folds that whole stack into one place.

A CreateOS session building a cloud storage site: the prompt and its build steps on the left (planned, creating file libraries, writing code, finalising), and the Agents tab on the right with tasks moving across a board from To Do to Done. — From a prompt…

The same session’s Deployment tab: the app’s data tables, with Domain, Environment, Connectors, Analytics, API and Settings in the side menu. — …to a live app.

Add Services: a database, a cache, and a message queue, each deployed in one click with its cost shown up front, about 2,000 credits a month. — Infrastructure on demand, in a click.

The work

The product does a lot, so the design job was making something dense feel simple. I chose one calm workspace over four tools bolted together, which meant hiding real infrastructure behind plain language. I owned the architecture, interface, and design system, then shipped the frontend with AI.

CreateOS components on one sheet: the prompt box, top bar, tabs and filters, buttons, project rows with status, form fields, connectors, and an agent card. — The components, pulled from the shipped product.

CreateOS type and color: Inter for the interface, IBM Plex Serif for display lines, the type scale, and the neutral and signal colors. — Type and color, read from the product.

Built with

Figma
Cursor
React
Tailwind

Outcome

15K+ users and Product of the Day on Product Hunt. Much of the feedback called out how the interface felt.

CreateOS on Product Hunt: #1 Day Rank with 523 upvotes and 195 comments, launched February 4, 2026. — Product of the Day on Product Hunt.

“CreateOS is aiming to shrink the gap between concept and live app, something many of us struggle with.”

Tfk Dc, Product Hunt