Train your eye before the review meeting.
SplitFire Labs · Product skills you can feel
Make better product decisions before they get expensive.
Interactive games and practical skill systems for designers, PMs, and builders who want sharper judgment—not more theory to remember.
Decide before the definition Notice what others miss Prove what actually works
Turn instinct into shared language.
Check the behavior, not the confidence.
Don't take our word for it
Feel the SplitFire method in twenty seconds.
Make one visual decision. We'll turn that instinct into a principle you can reuse.
01 / Make one decision
Where would you expect the cart?
Use the pattern your hand already knows.
Choose either interface to reveal the principle.
One lab, a growing product system
Start with a game. Keep building your edge.
Each SplitFire product closes a different gap between knowing good product work and consistently doing it.
SF-01 LIVE
UXArcade
Fifty-five interactive laws built to develop recognition, not recall. Three to five minutes each: play the consequence, then earn the name.
Learn it SF-02 BUILDING
Design Protocols
Focused skill files that encode a professional workflow and its human checkpoints — so an AI agent follows your process instead of improvising one.
Apply it SF-03 RESEARCH
Interface Proof
Claim-to-evidence verification for accelerated builds: does the interface actually do what its explanation says it does?
Verify itThe SplitFire loop
From instinct to evidence.
Each step answers a different question. Together they make a learning loop that survives real product work.
- 01
Feel it
Begin with a real decision, not a definition.
- 02
Name it
Give the instinct a precise shared language.
- 03
Use it
Turn the principle into a repeatable move.
- 04
Prove it
Inspect the artifact and the behavior that shipped.
NO INVENTED NUMBERS
NO DARK PATTERNS
NO THEATRE METRICS
NO CONFIDENT HAND-WAVING
For people who ship products
Turn scattered expertise into a team capability.
Give designers, PMs, and engineers one practical language for critique, decisions, and proof—then reinforce it through experiences they remember.