David Notik

How does this compare to FramerJS or Facebook's Origami?

Very smart, @levelsio. :)

My experience tells me there's a huge need for something that combines messaging (the "what's happening now") with curation (the "here's the stuff that matters most"), specifically for communities of interest. Say we're a group of folks with a shared interest – right now, the stuff that matters to us is spread across the web and social media. It looks like Google's making it easy to bring...

So rad. Hope to have some of these as framed posters on my wall soon.

Alien Blue is a great app, with a rad UX, but a bit too arcane I think (as if Reddit itself wasn't arcane enough.) Narwhal is really well done and feels like Reddit, with some great mobile-specific UX and navigation choices (e.g. bringing up the Reddit "sidebar"). Really a delight on first use!

Material Design Lite is great for quick prototyping. Is there some Peach API or...? EDIT: Ah, indeed there is: http://stephenradford.me/peach-cool-api-peachkit-peach-for-mac/

Dope. This deserves more love.

I dig the clever branding, all else aside: world changing sex do {each other} good Without having tried the product itself, looks like great execution.

I had the pleasure of meeting Leo. I have tremendous respect for him and the team – giving back to the community in tangible ways, leading by example, spreading positivity, and keeping their nose to the ground building a great product that solves a real pain point for so many people. Kudos, and congrats on the launch!

Useful tool, great execution. I especially love the varied examples using the colors. Really helps get a sense of how well the palette will perform. Kudos!