Hi, I'm Tinu Thomas
I'm a product designerI currently design at Evertune AII've been designing for B2B SaaS platforms since 2021I turn complex problems into simple, user-centered designs
I'm a product designer. I currently design at Evertune AI. I've been designing for B2B SaaS platforms since 2021. I turn complex problems into simple, user-centered designs.
User research
from early discovery to shipped features
Prototypes
shaped in Figma, brought to life with Claude & Codex
Design systems
built and maintained in canvas and code
Case Studies
Evertune AI
Improving how Evertune customers create prompts to analyze their AI visibility
- One simple chat replaces five tracker types
- No onboarding or white-glove service needed
- Chat to canvas, built for an agentic platform

YipitData
Moving YipitData from email to an investor platform
- 97% user adoption of the new platform
- 2x user engagement
- 72% retention

How I work
Four habits that show up in every project.
Start with customers
I begin by listening: customer calls, feedback and how people actually use the product. The research shapes the problem before any screen is drawn.
Exploring solutions
I use different tools to shape ideas. Sometimes it’s Figma, and sometimes it’s building prototypes with Claude and Codex and gathering feedback.
Build systems, not just screens
I build and maintain design systems in canvas and code, so what is designed and what ships stay in step as products grow.
Work closely with the team
I work side by side with PMs and engineers, and I keep talking to users after launch, so each decision is grounded in what people need.
About
I’m a product designer based in NYC.
For more than five years, I’ve designed SaaS products, and I have a degree in Information Experience Design.
What I love most about product design is how much it has changed. Early in my career, building a design system meant months of back and forth with product and engineering. Research meant recording sessions, combing through notes and making FigJams. Handoff meant sending a Figma file to developers and crossing my fingers.
Then AI made all of it more powerful and much faster. I never thought I’d write a pull request, yet here I am as a product designer, gathering feedback, designing and pushing code. It’s been a fun journey.
What hasn’t changed is the foundation. I start with user research to make sure I’m solving the right problem, and I work closely with PMs and engineers to ship what I design.
