Y Combinator Startup Podcast
00:46:00 · Aaron Epstein, Alex Danilowicz
[00:46:00] S0: Yeah. It's actually really interesting. Those trade offs don't have to exist anymore. Historically, they had to exist. What's next for Magic Patterns? What's what's next on the road map for you, and and where do you think design is going from here? [00:46:11] S1: Yeah. So this week, we released MagicOS, which again is our new version of our Canvas. It's like Pinterest and Figma had a baby. Mhmm. And you can chat with it, prompt with it to make designs, bring your PRDs in your context. I think what's next for the the future of design, well, one thing's for sure, it's moving very, very fast. And anyone who thinks that they know for sure, you know, probably is just making it up. Right? But I think one thing that's certainly true is code as a medium is here to stay. Because clearly, the Frontier Labs everyone is working on making coding agents very, very good. And that is the ultimate medium for production and for your users. [00:46:56] S0: Yeah. It's interesting. Code is just another medium, like you said. And there's lots of different mediums by which products are created and users experience products. And this is just a new one that has now new tools to be able to build things that weren't possible before. And it's really exciting to see everything get taken to a new level and new things being possible that almost seem like they never would be. And so, it's awesome to have you on and see how you guys are enabling that with Magic Patterns, and really appreciate you joining. [00:47:28] S1: Yeah. Thanks so much.
00:47:28 · Alex Danilowicz, Aaron Epstein
[00:47:28] S1: Yeah. Thanks so much. [00:47:29] S0: Well, that does it for this episode of design review, and we'll see you on the next one.