Avery Carter

Dabble is a super interesting tool for a very complex problem. It really takes the design/inspiration part of buying furniture and makes it super easy to play with different options all while staying in an online editor. The fact that it works on literally any website was enough to get me to use it. I've seen the work that this team has poured into this tool and it really shows in the...

Ooooh vectors

"typical android user" lmfaoooo

I tried this out when @augis_kaleinykas posted this in a clothing subreddit. Really awesome tool with the goal of democratizing access to 3D and creativity. Its simple to use, lots of exciting features in the pipeline I'm looking forward to. Kudos to the maker!

Oooh this is interesting! I hope it creates the same sort of community that Figma plugins does

For me its this: https://www.mixandmatch.me/ A virtual interior designer you can text for free 🤘

This is very very well done. I've been taking a social media break for a little over a month, and this gives me my fix without diving into the black holes of individual apps. Awesome side-ish project @ahmetsulek!

Really cool product! A while ago I prototyped something similar to your AR portion using CT scan data. Mapbox for health data sounds way cooler that what I was doing haha. Good luck!

So this is not an application or website but some of the coolest stuff with maps that I've seen is 3D rendered map data textured with old topography maps. Idk if it helps or not but I love this stuff lol https://twitter.com/geo_spatialist/status/1263107221782769664?s=20

Sending this to my music friends. Pretty cool!

This game came out a few months ago but I feel like people should see it here! It was created by the extremely talented @matt_cvsrd (on twitter) I came across Mýrdalssandur, Iceland a couple of months ago while mindlessly scrolling on tiktok 🙃 I saw a video posted by Matt that showed a series of screen recordings from the game that he had created. I was instantly hooked! It's some of the best...

I've been a Miro user for over a year. It is an absolute must for remote teams. The device support is super impressive and it works fantastically between desktop and tablet. I often use it with my ipad and apple pencil. As a remote team, we were having trouble roughing out ideas without the physical presence of a whiteboard, post-it's, and dry erase markers. Miro completely solved this need...