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The biggest difference is that we only do frontend, and that's very intentional. There's no database provisioning, no integration with an auth provider. At fir
by alexdanilowicz 1y ago
The biggest difference is that we only do frontend, and that's very intentional. There's no database provisioning, no integration with an auth provider.
At first this may sound like a disadvantage, but it helps us stay very focused on actual product teams and their workflows.
Examples include: 1. we have an infinite, real-time canvas for collaborating, 2. reusable components and leveraging your existing brand, 3. export to Figma, 4. password protection on designs, 5. feedback collection. These are all features that customers have asked for; we haven't found that product teams need to spin up a database or leverage a Stripe integration.
Last note: this space is absolutely massive and we find all the other tools popping up very motivating. We first launched in October 2023 (before most other tools) when all you could generate with GPT 3.5 was a small React component. Our long-term vision is to be the one-stop shop for frontend.