u/kaboom-o

Over the last year my creative workflow slowly turned into complete AI chaos.

Different subscriptions.
Different interfaces.
Different chat histories.
Different image tools.
Different models for different tasks.
Tabs everywhere.

And the weird part is:
none of the tools were actually bad.

They were just disconnected.

So I started building OneOver:
https://oneover.com

The idea was to create a unified generative workspace where you can move between the world’s leading AI systems while keeping your projects, conversations, and creative context intact.

A few things I became obsessed with while designing it:

• making powerful tools feel calm
• preserving creative flow
• balancing flexibility with simplicity
• making multi-model workflows feel cohesive instead of fragmented
• Taking privacy back from the big guys

The funny thing is I originally thought I was building around AI models.

What I ended up caring about most was the experience surrounding them.

Would genuinely love thoughts from other web/UI/product people here because this entire category still feels like it’s inventing itself in real time.

I’ve spent the last year building a project called OneOver, and one of the biggest design goals had very little to do with AI itself.

It was about reducing workflow fragmentation.

After using these tools heavily for creative work, I realized the actual friction wasn’t necessarily output quality anymore — it was the experience surrounding the tools:

• disconnected conversations
• too many subscriptions
• constantly rebuilding context
• different UX patterns between platforms
• scattered project history
• jumping between tabs/tools/models

So the design challenge became:
what would it feel like if all of these systems existed inside a calmer, more cohesive creative workspace?

A lot of the interface decisions came from trying to make AI interactions feel less like isolated chatbot sessions and more like a persistent creative environment:

• organized projects instead of just disposable chats
• seamless movement between models
• unified credits instead of token math everywhere
• visual consistency across very different AI systems
• reducing cognitive overload while still exposing powerful tools

The product currently combines multiple language, image, and video models into one workspace, but honestly the interface/workflow design became more interesting to me than the underlying AI itself.

Would genuinely love design feedback specifically around:

• onboarding clarity
• workflow organization
• reducing overwhelm
• balancing power vs simplicity
• whether this feels like a “creative tool” vs another AI dashboard

Site is:
oneover.com

Would especially love thoughts from people working in product, UX, systems, or creative tooling.