Harish Chakravarty

I stumbled upon this through an ad and while it's pretty handy for quick designs, I think it oversimplifies what designers really need it misses that fine-tuning that takes a design from good to great plus, if it could integrate with more advanced tools like some that developers use, it might be a game-changer but as of now, not sure it's there yet

Found this new tool through an ad and honestly kinda skeptical about its effectiveness, the idea of auto-generating comments sounds a bit spammy and I wonder if it'll come off as insincere, also worried about the potential for misuse, hoping the creators have thought through the ethics

Saw this on Product Hunt seems cool but does it really handle big files or folders without lagging?, Also how's it different from something like Yoink or Dropzone, which both support drag-and-drop & have customization options?, would love to see a comparison chart to know what's unique or better about this one

The new app sounds a bit gimmicky, sure it might be fun to play around with but I can't help but think it's a little shallow, do we really need another app that just messes with pictures? While the tech behind it might be impressive, maybe focus on making something that has more meaningful impact, not just flashy transformations that might get old quick