Small additions. Massive impact.

Micro Helpers

What are Micro Helpers?

UX Microhelpers are lightweight interface enhancements that improve clarity, reduce friction, and subtly guide users toward better outcomes. From smart tooltips to context-aware nudges, these modular elements are designed to boost usability — without disrupting the user journey.

What Makes a Microhelper Powerful?

Context Aware

Triggered at just the right moment

Behavioral Backed

Based on user psychology & patterns

Measureable

Tied to clear KPIs like form completion, retention, or click-through

Examples of UX Microhelpers

UXLawDetectorBot

What it does:

The UX Law Detector analyzes screenshots of websites or app interfaces using the 21 Laws of UX by Pipdecks.
It identifies which psychological design principles are applied or violated, and provides clear, actionable feedback to help you improve the user experience.

Key Features:

Cognitive Analysis Based on 21 UX Laws
Evaluates designs using established UX principles such as Hick’s Law, Fitts’s Law, Miller’s Law, and others.
Visual Evaluation of Uploaded Screenshots
Uses AI to assess layout, spacing, hierarchy, and visual structure in your UI.
Natural Language Feedback
Provides practical, easy-to-understand explanations with real-world UX advice.
Highlights Strengths and Areas for Improvement
Identifies what is working and what could be enhanced, backed by UX psychology.
Applicable to Any UI Type
Supports websites, mobile apps, wireframes, dashboards, forms, and more.
Designed for Designers, Developers, and UX Teams

CopyClaus v1.0

What it does:

This AI assistant transforms your raw, placeholder, or robotic UI text into microcopy that converts, delights, and aligns perfectly with your brand voice. Whether you’re building forms, onboarding flows, tooltips, CTAs, or modals — CopyClaus / ToneSculptor ensures every word earns its spot.

Key Features:

Auto-rewrite rough text into polished UX microcopy
Brand tone presets: Friendly, Formal, Bold, Minimalist, etc.
UX heuristics baked in (Brevity, Clarity, Action Orientation)
A/B-ready output variants for experimentation
Personality sliders (e.g., playfulness vs. precision)
Multilingual output for global UX
Micro-tip mode: explain why a rewrite works (great for learning)

DesignCritiqueBot

What it does:

The UX Judge takes your website screenshot or page URL and delivers a brutally honest, bitingly satirical UX critique. It doesn’t just point out problems — it exposes sins of design, offers fix suggestions, and dares you to do better.

Key Features:

Screenshot or URL-based review
Savage but insightful critique of UX/UI issues
Real UX principles embedded (e.g., Jakob’s Laws, Hick’s Law, Gestalt)
Fix suggestions in plain English
Satirical tone switch (roast mode vs. polite mode)
Scorecard summary: Usability, Aesthetics, Clarity, Interaction Flow
“UX Court” verdict system: Guilty / Redeemable / Praiseworthy

UX Metrics Monk

What it does:

UX Metrics Monk is your serene, insight-driven companion for decoding the jungle of UX performance data. It translates complex KPIs like bounce rate, engagement rate, session duration, funnel drop-offs, and conversions into plain, practical English — and goes further by suggesting real UX design or content improvements based on those numbers.

Key Features:

Explains KPIs in everyday language
Context-aware recommendations: Not just “your bounce rate is high” — but why it might be and how to reduce it
Trend interpretation: “Your scroll depth is improving — here’s what that means”
Ties metrics to UX principles (e.g., microinteractions, content hierarchy, CTA placement)
Suggests concrete design, structure, and content optimizations
GA4 data-friendly phrasing (ready to scale to full reports)

Insight Alchemist

What it does:

The Insight Alchemist helps UX teams and product designers synthesize raw research data — from user interviews, open-ended surveys, usability tests, or chat logs — into actionable insights, pain points, and behavioral patterns.

You feed it transcripts, snippets, or notes — it finds the signals, clusters the themes, and delivers structured UX findings.

Key Features:

Identifies patterns across qualitative data
Themes insights by topic (e.g., navigation, trust, frustration)
Summarizes pain points, opportunities, and user goals
Supports methods like affinity mapping, JTBD, Top Task analysis
Formats for slide decks, reports, or Notion
Turns vague notes into clarity

UX Strategy Oracle

What it does:

The UX Strategy Oracle helps product teams, designers, and founders connect UX patterns, user feedback, and business goals into a coherent product strategy.

Whether you’re building a roadmap, prioritizing a backlog, or pitching vision — the Oracle translates user experience signals into strategic guidance and impact-focused decisions.

Key Features:

Turns UX insights into strategic goals
Aligns design efforts with KPIs and product vision
Maps UX issues to ROI or retention impact
Explains models like JTBD, North Star Metric, HEART, AARRR
Suggests UX goals & design OKRs
Helps prioritize features based on UX opportunity vs. effort
Roadmap contribution: Suggests what to do next, and why

PatternProphet

What it does:

Pattern Prophet is your go-to assistant when you know what’s wrong with a UI — but not sure how to design it better. It recommends the most effective UX/UI patterns for solving specific interface problems, design challenges, or interaction goals.

It draws from established patterns across mobile/web, accessibility-first design, behavior-driven UX, and modern best practices. It also tailors suggestions to context (e.g., mobile, form-heavy app, ecommerce, dashboard, onboarding).

Key Features:

Suggests UI/UX design patterns by problem, screen type, or goal
Recommends modern patterns for accessibility, clarity, and flow
Matches goals to UI tactics (e.g., reduce cognitive load → progressive disclosure)
Links patterns to UX principles or behavioral triggers
Suggests mobile/web-first variants
Includes links to Figma/Pattern libraries (Pro version)

Micro Helpers

What are Micro Helpers?

What Makes a Microhelper Powerful?

Context Aware

Behavioral Backed

Measureable

Examples of UX Microhelpers

UXLawDetectorBot

CopyClaus v1.0

DesignCritiqueBot

UX Metrics Monk

Insight Alchemist

UX Strategy Oracle

PatternProphet

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