Pauel Mivello

Most photo editors have problems with architecture and interiors. But Luminar Neo pleasantly surprised me with how well Geometry AI works. Even with strong distortion of wide-angle lenses (I have a Canon 16-35mm), the tool corrects distortions without “torn” corners and loss of detail. The analog in Lightroom copes worse, especially with high verticals. They also added excellent control of color temperature in shadows and highlights separately. This is important when shooting with different light sources (daylight, lamps, LEDs) - now you don’t need to manually mask areas of the frame: Neo itself separates everything and applies the desired balance.

I tested AnyParser on a variety of invoice PDFs and HR documents — the accuracy was incredible. It handled edge cases that usually trip up other parsers. I can already see it becoming part of our document automation pipeline.

As someone who's constantly working with After Effects, Cracked blew my mind. The AI suggestions for motion graphics saved me hours of work. I was skeptical at first, but the results speak for themselves. This is like having an assistant animator on my team.

Fibr is a game-changer for landing page personalization. I managed to create and deploy 100+ tailored pages in less than an hour. The UI is clean, and the AI suggestions are surprisingly spot-on. This tool has seriously boosted our conversion rate

Compared with Lightroom Mobile. It's more complicated there: you need to manually set the balance and shadows. In Luminar Mobile, I pressed Auto — and got almost the final result

I've been loving Gyre's features and performance, but the one downside was when I upgraded my plan. Unfortunately, all my custom settings were wiped, and I had to start from scratch. Retaining user preferences through plan changes would be a vast improvement.