Free UX pattern-matching tool
Describe the UX problem you're trying to solve and get matched against a curated library of ~18 named UX patterns — invitations, approvals, billing, filtering, onboarding, and more — with the closest fits ranked first.
Your entries remain in this browser session and are not sent to MVPHub.
Your inputs
Describe what you're trying to design, in your own words.
Your calculated result
Planning score
Your description is matched against ~18 named UX patterns (invitations, approvals, billing upgrades, filtering, onboarding, permissions, notifications, and more) using keyword overlap, not a live web search.
Patterns are ranked by how many of their associated keywords appear in your description, so the most relevant pattern surfaces first even with an imperfect description.
Each match includes what the pattern is and where MVPHub has a dedicated tool for it, if one exists, so you can go deeper immediately.
No — it matches your description against a fixed, curated library of named patterns defined ahead of time. It never performs a live search or fetches external content.
The tool still returns your closest matches, but a weak match score is a signal your problem may be more novel or specific than a named, common pattern — worth designing from scratch or combining two patterns.
Yes — many real problems combine two patterns (e.g. an invitation flow that also involves a permission model). The tool returns the top 3 matches so you can consider combining them.
PatternScout matches your problem against a library of general patterns; PatternFit AI is used once you've already narrowed to a couple of candidate patterns and want tradeoffs on which fits best.
| Capability | MVPHub | Manually searching design pattern libraries online | A general-purpose AI assistant |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matches your exact description automatically | ✓ | × | — |
| Curated, consistent pattern library | ✓ | — | × |
| Links directly to a dedicated tool where one exists | ✓ | × | × |
| Instant, no browsing required | ✓ | × | ✓ |
MVPHub matches your description against a curated, consistent pattern library with direct links to relevant tools. Manual searching is slower and less consistent; a general AI assistant lacks a fixed, curated reference set.
