LTX Trainer
A product I built from start to finish that lets anyone, no technical skills needed, train Lightricks’ LTX video model on their own custom style.
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Hey, I'm Moshe. Senior Product Designer, 5+ years.
Products I designed alongside product and engineering teams.
A product I built from start to finish that lets anyone, no technical skills needed, train Lightricks’ LTX video model on their own custom style.
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I played a key role in shaping the UX of Lightricks’ open-source app for local AI video generation, helping turn a fast experiment into a polished product with 100K+ downloads on GitHub.
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100K+downloads on GitHub
I led a core area of the video experience in LTX Studio, Lightricks’ creative platform for AI images and video. A few selected projects from that work.
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A complex system enhancing GPS spectrum awareness — from proof of concept to a map-first product for operators who cannot afford a missed signal.
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Mobile app for independent traders in the stock market, developed for Israel’s leading investment house.
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Products I designed, built and shipped myself, end to end.
As a former STaM scribe, I always wanted to build a product for the STaM trade. It’s a fascinating industry that moves tens of millions of dollars a year and still runs like it’s the 19th century. After years of decks and Figma demos, I built a real app with Claude. It’s already in the store and on its way to market.
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As a mountain biker, planning routes and navigating is a big part of every ride. When I read on LinkedIn that SaaS is dead, I realized I no longer needed to pay for AllTrails. So I built my own version, made for how I ride: a desktop app for planning and a mobile app for navigating on the trail.

After riding from my home in Jerusalem to the Mediterranean, 80 km off-road, I wanted to remember the trip with a poster of the route and its stats. So I built a small tool, with Claude of course: upload a GPX file and get a designed, print-ready poster in seconds.

Design work for local causes I care about.
Icon design for Jerusky, Jerusalem’s local weather application driven by hyper-local climate data.

Website and poster design for Bikes for Jerusalem, a non-profit organization promoting cycling infrastructure and safer streets across the city.