> The tools ... in Flash are far beyond anything else out there from a creative standpoint. Very much this. The next-closest tech, HTML5, offers the same mult

> The tools ... in Flash are far beyond anything else out there from a creative standpoint. Very much this. The next-closest tech, HTML5, offers the same multimedia capabilities and runtime ubiquity as Flash— but no native tooling for designers/animators. Instead, every design and interaction must be funneled from design tool through code, handed off from designer-brain to engineer-brain, across each and every iteration. Productivity and creative expression are a couple of the casualties of this "hand-off" workflow. > There isn't a product on the market that comes even close. Have you seen Haiku? https://haiku.ai https://haiku.ai (I'm on the Haiku team.) We're young but we've got some funding, a functional product, and some big-brand early users. We're going squarely after "modern Flash without the plugin," integrated deeply with modern design/dev tools & workflows. It's a hard problem we're tackling, and we've still got some work ahead of us—but each of us on the team believes so strongly in the need for a solution (as you outlined here) that we're doing something about it.