Daniel Farrell

An excellent, super easy to use databse with so many great integrations – truly an awesome Open Source company!

• Best at following nuanced design/editing instructions; fewer retries when transforming real React/Tailwind code. • High context windows make full-repo understanding practical for Onlook’s AI edits. • Reliable tool use and harmlessness out of the box reduces guardrail code we’d otherwise write. • Net: higher quality code changes without needing large amounts of prompt engineering.

• Copy-paste, unstyled primitives integrate seamlessly with existing Tailwind + design tokens—no vendor lock-in. • Predictable component APIs speed up Onlook templates and make AI-generated components consistent. • Great accessibility defaults and community coverage; easier to maintain than heavier UI kits. • Perfect balance of flexibility and velocity for production-ready interfaces.

• TypeScript-first, ergonomic API with excellent Next.js integration; streaming and tool calling are rock solid. • Consistent abstractions across multiple model providers (great with OpenRouter) minimize vendor lock-in and churn. • Clear docs and examples reduce boilerplate and accelerate iteration; fewer edge-case failures in production.

Loops is so easy to setup and design – everything is intuitive, and it was really easy to get our first automation running. Also, you can tie opens to HubSpot. While the product is still relatively early, it has all of the features we need for an early-stage company.

The foundation for much of the Onlook app today – we wouldn't have been able to build what we have without Responsively. A hugely impressive browser that makes building responsive websites extremely easy.

The tool we based our first version of Onlook off of – Adam Argyle's project brings superpowers to the browser, and was a huge help for establishing the editor experience we have in Onlook today.

We take tons of user calls for research and Grain has been so helpful for recapping our meetings, prepping for follow-up calls, and sharing knowledge among the team. This is a must for remote teams!

Super simple, super free, super cool!