Time to vote

Time flies when you’re launching products. 

It’s voting week for the Golden Kitty Awards, and we can’t wait to see who will take the trophies home this year. 

Last week, many of you nominated the products you loved most in 2022. So many that you broke a record! Spoiler alert: you had a lot to say about AI. 

We tallied up tens of thousands of nominations and have now opened voting across ALL 24 categories. Head over to the voting page here and pick your winners. Who knows, you might find your next favorite design tool or mobile app while you’re at it.  

FYI, this year you can also vote on-the-go, from our mobile apps! 

A quick reminder on how this works: You have until Friday, January 20, at 11:59 pm PT to cast your votes. On January 24, we’ll find out who’s taking the trophies home. 

What else? This year’s edition of the Golden Kitty Awards will be slightly different. We wanted to make sure winners from throughout the years get honored and etched in GKA history, so we built their very own Hall of Fame. 

You can visit it here, take a trip down memory lane, and see what were the best products of 2015-2021. 

Any predictions for who’s going to snag Product of the Year? 👀 

Let us know. 

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