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Thanks for the support. The idea for Kybo came about after realizing that there was no simple way to organize images taken at a job site for each project, and also note key details about these images to refer back to them at a later time. For those in the construction and engineering industry, we hope Kybo makes your photo documentation process a little easier. If you have any questions,...

Thanks for all the support!

Thanks for your support! I built Zybo during Hurricane Ian. During the storm, there was no internet, and since I was bored, I decided to build an app. The goal was to build an app in one day. As I was brainstorming and thinking of ideas, the hurricane seemed like a good place to start. Since you can code offline, I started coding, and eventually wrote an app to calculate the amount of...

What would you recommend to a beginner who wants to get into creating Shopify Apps? Also, how do you find problems to solve with your application?

I noticed a simple problem - there are a lot of online services where you can create a card, but you are required to sign in to an account. Many people either forget their account information, or just want to create something quickly, and so I wanted to help with this problem. If you are the type of person who likes minimal design, Make A Card has just what you need. Our card presets are all...

We created DarkColors, a tool to test and mockup your website color ideas on an actual screen in seconds without having to design or code, as well as color palette suggestions, and more: https://www.darkcolors.digital/w...

If you're looking for a tool to test UI color ideas, combined with suggested color palettes, we just launched a design tool called DarkColors and would appreciate your feedback. Product is in our bio.

DarkColors. It lets you test UI and web design color ideas in real time without having to design or code.

Hey guys! We just released DarkColors, a tool to test your UI color ideas in real time without having to design or code them. Thanks for your support: https://www.producthunt.com/post...

As designers and developers, many times we think of new screen and color ideas as we work. Normally, if you wanted to test a new color idea, you might pop open Figma and design a quick screen. Or maybe you would open VSCode and change the CSS of your screen to see if your idea looks good. I've done this many times. The problem is, this can take too much time, and you may end up not even going...

I've been using it for a while now, and it's pretty easy to learn. Not much change from the old version, and there's videos on YouTube for extra help if needed. By the way, I'm looking for feedback on AnyGo, a platform to quickly compare flying and driving travel costs: www.producthunt.com/posts/anygo

Coming from a designer's perspective, my two cents would be to get someone who understands how to layout information. A stylish design does not always mean that your website visitor's goals are met, or that someone can easily do what they came to do. So make sure they understand good design (how something should look) as well as good layout of information. (how easy it is to use and find things).

Congrats on getting to the number one product of the day! And I like the descriptive video you created of the product features! By the way, we recently launched AnyGo, a platform to compare flying and driving costs, if you want to check it out. Thanks!