Sizzy

Super great tool, especially after some recent updates. I highly recommend it to any frontend dev.

The product is pretty neat and feature-packed. Definitely makes frontend dev much easier, and helps spot errors in responsive builds that can be missed or too cumbersome to test

It said it offers a free trial, but guess what, it doesn't. After login in with a newly created account, the only option is "Buy subscription" Product seems very buggy. Lots of errors on opening anyway. UNINSTALL!

I subscribed and downloaded Sizzy to try it out. You really can't lose with a 30-day money back guarantee. That said, this tool is so useful and will save so much time for me, I'm keeping it. Super easy to customise and I love that it has a chrome inspector you can use on each device version. Can't wait to see new features in the pipeline - Keep up the hard work! @thekootze @praneet_rohida1

Giving it a trial at the moment and it does everything I need. I was looking for an alternative to blisk browser, which is a fantastic browser for devs, but I am looking for cheaper alternatives. At $60 a year it comes in a half the cost. My only issue is the licencing. I would prefer it to be per user instead of per computer. Sometimes I like to switch between my laptop and my main pc to work while i watch netflix. The price is spot on for solo guys and girls, but I think a 2 pc licence or a pc and laptop licence would be more suitable (you can have the software check if the device requires a battery for a laptop licence)