Product for Autopilot
Payment infrastructure can be yawn-inducing. We designed Autopilot to think, signal and respond.
Finance/AI
Singapore
Autopilot is building payment infrastructure for the age of AI, taking on global payment flows from routing and payouts to fraud prevention and observability.

The product constantly analyzes and prioritizes information about ongoing payments. We designed it so that it intuitively surfaces what matters most at any given moment.
With so much running simultaneously, the product had to meet its users halfway. From Cmd+K to adaptable layouts, we made Autopilot flexible enough to support different workflows and ways of thinking.
Payment orchestration doesn't have to be trash pop. It can be a beautiful symphony. Complex architecture sits underneath, while the interface guides attention and keeps users moving smoothly through payment flows.
The dots, color palette and icons are three core brand elements that come together organically in the product. Their interaction becomes the language Autopilot uses to communicate.
Autopilot is an active, thinking system. Translating that into the product meant bringing technical clarity, intuitive design and dynamic visual cues together.
- Product Concept
- Tammo Mamedi, Julian Bauer
- Product Strategy
- Julian Bauer
- Creative Concept
- Kwadwo Malcolm, Semir Greven
- UX/UI
- Kwadwo Malcolm, Semir Greven
- Design Systems
- Semir Greven, Kwadwo Malcolm
- Front-end Development
- Jonny Snow
- PM & Ops
- Anastasiia Bezhevets
Stack
Weavy (now Figma Weave) and Cavalry for brand visuals
Rive for logo animation
React Router, Tailwind and Shadcn for product design
Astro + Dato CMS for website
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