2025
    typiva.com

    Typiva - AI Font Finder and Suggester

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    Typiva Home — AI Font Finder

    1,000+

    Visitors since launching typiva.com in 2025 — self-funded indie product, no marketing budget.

    All of Google Fonts

    Search, pair, and generate a brand kit from a single prompt — no tab-hopping, no manual curation.

    2 refreshes

    Iterated the landing and product UI twice in 12 months, each ship faster than the last.

    Tech Stack

    MagicPathMagicPath
    LovableLovable
    CursorCursor

    AI-native typography assistant: prompt from a brief, get free-font picks, pairings, alternatives, and a brand kit—without tab-hopping. The slider in the gallery compares the previous landing with the refresh.

    Background

    Typiva turns “I need a font” into a clear direction: pairings, alternatives, and a brand kit—so marketing and product don’t drift into mismatched type.

    Core Problem

    Font search is scattered and generic. Few tools pair AI discovery, pairing logic, and brand-kit output in one workflow.

    What I Did

    From concept to launch: MagicPath for exploration, Lovable for the initial app building, Cursor for deeper builds and AI-assisted code, Lovart for logo and brand.

    Key Actions Taken

    • Framed the product for designers and builders in Figma, code, and content—not only type specialists
    • Ran discovery, pairing, and brand-kit flows with real users
    • Prototyped in MagicPath, shipped the core in Lovable, polished in Cursor
    • Explored logo and brand with Lovart alongside the UI
    • Built guided flows for discovery, pairings, alternatives, and brand kit
    • Launched typiva.com, then refreshed the landing and product UI

    Features

    Prompts that turn a brief into font directions you can use
    Pairings and alternatives in one workflow
    Brand kit for consistent type across surfaces
    Landing and product UI with clearer hierarchy

    Learnings & Reflections

    • AI-native doesn't mean AI-generates. It means the human stays in the loop and the tools compound the work.
    • People don't want a list — they want a direction. The brief-to-font pipeline was the actual product, not the database.
    • Indie products move at indie speed. No roadmap committee, no PMO — just ship the next 10% better each pass.

    Recent refresh

    I used the MiniMax AI landing as a reference and captured a baseline with the MagicPath Chrome extension—not to ship a clone, but to refine it and align it with Typiva’s type, color, and components. Lovable and Cursor took it to production. The before/after slider below shows the change.
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