Mútua Product Redesign & Replatforming

mutua systems · 2026

role
Product Designer
timeline
Jul – Aug 2026
team
2 Designers4 Engineers
skills
UX & Interaction DesignDesign SystemsAI-Assisted Prototyping

01the client

What is Mútua Systems?

Mútua is the intelligence layer for impact capital markets, connecting capital allocators and fundraisers through evidence-backed Theories of Change. It combines AI, expert intelligence, and design to make systemic investing more informed and scalable.

Its taxonomy connects SDGs, Systems, Theories of Change, and Solutions, mapping 50,000+ organizations across 50+ impact strategies.

Diagram of Mútua's interconnected systems

02overview

From Bubble to Lovable.

Mútua had originally been built in Bubble, a no-code platform for building web applications. As the product evolved, the team decided to replatform it to Lovable, rebuilding the product in a new technical environment.

I collaborated with another designer and four engineers throughout the transition, contributing to UX and interaction design, design system development, and AI-assisted prototyping across the product.

Mútua's product moving from Bubble to Lovable

03problem

Bubble could no longer support the product's complexity.

Mútua had grown into a complex product, with 50,000+ organizations, multiple taxonomy layers, and increasingly dense workflows. Bubble was becoming harder to work with at that level of complexity.

The challenge was to move the product to a new environment while preserving its underlying logic, improving the experience where needed, and maintaining coherence across the rebuild.

04opportunity

Improve the experience while replatforming.

Moving to Lovable created room to rethink key parts of Mútua rather than simply reproduce the existing product in a new platform. I refined interactions, information flows, and interface patterns to make the experience clearer and more cohesive.

The design system I had structured in Figma provided the foundation for these changes. It was built to be AI-ready, with variables, components, and documentation organized as a shared reference for design, implementation, and the AI-assisted workflow.

Mútua's design system documented as a variable library
Taxonomy cards for Mútua's systems: Food & Land Use, Energy, Water, Mobility, Health, and Finance

05solution

Rebuild the product in Lovable.

I worked with the design and engineering team to rebuild Mútua in Lovable, refining key interactions, layouts, and information patterns along the way.

In parallel, I introduced an AI-assisted workflow connecting Figma, Claude, and Lovable to speed up the translation from design into implementation.

06key decisions

Key decisions

01

Structure discovery without overwhelming users.

With tens of thousands of organizations in the dataset, I structured search to support both broad exploration and precise discovery. A dense results table, clear organization types, filters, and saved searches give users different ways to narrow the landscape without losing sight of the larger set of possibilities.

Organization Search showing tabs, filters, results, and saved search

02

Connect taxonomy layers into pathways.

Rather than treating topics as isolated pieces of information, I connected SDGs, Systems, Theories of Change, and Solutions into navigable pathways, helping users discover relationships and move from one layer of knowledge to another.

Documentation and implementation shown together
Figma system and corresponding Lovable implementation side by side
Variables and documentation carried into Lovable implementation

07outcome

A faster path from design to product.

The connected workflow helped the team move from a structured, AI-ready design foundation to a fully replatformed product in roughly six weeks, while maintaining consistency from design through implementation.

~1.5 months

Full replatforming from Bubble to Lovable.

~3–4× faster

Overall delivery pace enabled by the connected Figma, Claude, and Lovable workflow.