Why i built Foundry

Every week, new AI tools, design resources, frameworks, articles, plugins, and workflows are released. It’s exciting, but it also means the things that could make you a better designer quickly get buried. A tool you discovered last month, a brilliant product teardown you meant to revisit, or an AI workflow that saved you hours can easily disappear into bookmarks, browser tabs, or forgotten notes.

I built Foundry because I wanted one place to collect the resources that actually matter. Instead of constantly searching for that article, template, prompt, or tool again, everything is organized and ready whenever I need it. Over time, it became more than a personal library, it became a curated knowledge base for product designers who want to spend less time searching and more time designing.

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Foundry is now a community-driven project that I’ll continue improving as new tools, resources, and ideas emerge. My goal is to keep it free and accessible to every product designer.

If Foundry has helped you, you can support the project by contributing resources, sharing feedback, or buying me a coffee to help keep it growing. ☕

💡 Got feedback or suggestions? Send me an email on Olaadedamola84@gmail.com