Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Figwise after watching researchers around me lose half a day to Illustrator or PowerPoint for a single figure — and then get a reviewer comment about a box that was one word off the reporting standard. So Figwise isn't one more blank canvas. It's six tools, split by what the figure actually is: • Things a model should draft — graphical abstracts and conceptual frameworks. Paste your abstract, get four drafts, then edit every label. Nothing is flattened until export. • Things a model should never guess — PRISMA 2020 and CONSORT 2010 flow diagrams, volcano plots, phylogenetic trees. You type the numbers; deterministic code lays out the exact official wording. No hallucinated box, no invented n. Those last four run entirely in your browser: free, no account, and your data never leaves the tab. Everything exports as vector SVG or 300 dpi PNG at Elsevier/MDPI dimensions. What I'd love feedback on: which figure type should come next? Kaplan–Meier curves, forest plots and STROBE diagrams are all on the list and I genuinely don't know which one hurts most.

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Journal-ready research figures in a minute

Journal-ready research figures in a minute