Kevin Touati

It’s flexible, lightweight, and lets us build rich, modern editing experiences with complete control over every node, mark, and interaction - perfect for creating structured, dynamic documents without being limited by traditional WYSIWYG constraints.

Figma completely changed how our team designs. Real-time collaboration, version history, and cross-platform access - it’s just seamless. Can’t imagine going back to static files. We also moved from Adobe XD but wouldn't go back to it. Figma is just so much more advanced.

HERO wouldn't be the same without it! Been using Cursor for a few weeks and it’s not going anywhere! The AI integration actually feels native and not bolted on. Completely changed the way we write code and ship features. It’s rare to find a dev tool that feels this polished right out of the box. Excited to see where they take it next. We also looked into Bolt and windsurf but the experience was not as good.

They're not lying when they say it's "blazing" fast. Really impressed with performance and speed of execution. I'm not terribly impressed with the AI writer, but I guess this will improve over time.

I use it for everything—notes, to-dos, content planning, even managing my team. It’s super flexible, but still simple enough to not get in the way. What I love: • Pages inside pages inside pages (so clean). • Databases that actually make sense (to a non-technical person). • Easy to share with others and keep everyone on the same page. Downsides? Mobile’s still a bit clunky, and offline mode could be better. But honestly, it’s hard to beat for an all-in-one tool.

Tiptap is a great choice if you’re building a custom editor and want full control. It’s flexible, well-documented, and framework-agnostic. Just know it’s not plug-and-play — you’ll need to do some work to shape the UI and features to your needs.

Tried Notion Forms for internal requests and it’s super convenient if you’re already using Notion. The integration with databases is seamless and the UI is clean. Still a bit limited (no conditional logic or deeper customization yet), but a solid first version with a lot of potential.

The process of integrating with zoom was a little tedious for me, but otherwise the app is really easy to use and saved me tons of time. You simply share a link with colleagues and they can pick a meeting date and time based on your up to date availability.