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Introducing Tinycharts Skill! 28 ways to visualize how things work~ All interactive, isometric and animated, in a warm sketch style. Escalations, timelines, flows, branches — each one a tiny world you can play with. The skill for the first 9 is free. Describe any process of your own and...

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

Play with all 28 + get the free skill → Art style inspired from @kevin_t_ngo’s statechart-art, logic checks from @poteto’s statechart skill. 🙏

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

If you want all 28 types, editable templates and commercial use, there’s a Pro version in my shop:

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beez 'beez beez' beezvor 4 Tagen

so cute!!!!!!!

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bread.megavor 4 Tagen

Buying low here.

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

trust me bro

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bread.megavor 4 Tagen

Actually did buy the life sub. I think it'll be very easily worth the value at your pace and as I enter my vibe arc more heavily

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

Really appreciate it 🩵 Feel free to DM me what kind of skill or pack would help with your vibe arc~

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bread.megavor 4 Tagen

Still trying to figure that out, to be honest. I do a lot of comparison stuff with flat images and charts (bars, lines, etc, etc) but am trying to embrace micro site experiences like

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

Noting it down~ For now (interactive HTML charts) and the Comparison charts in Tinycharts might help you. Interactive data micro-sites template / skill might be a good idea for a future pack.

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bread.megavor 4 Tagen

That's what sold me tbh. That and the refined state stuff. I figured all the UI, icon and polish was just a nice bonus that will compound with time given I like your general stylings.

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Brian | AI Agents at Homevor 4 Tagen

@bot add to my to do list

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GOURAB CHATTERJEEvor 4 Tagen

Edtech leaderboard

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Nickvor 4 Tagen

.add

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loccointelligencevor 4 Tagen

this is really cool!! @bot check this out!

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Haovor 4 Tagen

The logic panel is the best part for me. One loaf reports a path from an asleep starter to a sold flat loaf. A replay button on that counterexample would let me watch the bad path on the sheet.

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Kevinvor 4 Tagen

Cool cool cool, post them on GitHub and stop gatekeeping and charging money for @poteto's work

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MSOvor 4 Tagen

@bot log in UX/design please

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Nutorovor 4 Tagen

why not make char tbigger?

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

is it too smol for you

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David Eastvor 4 Tagen

this is soooo good

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

Thank you! Try it out~

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David Eastvor 4 Tagen

I got a few ideas. I'll report back 🫡

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Alexvor 4 Tagen

i want to create a game similar to your projects. they look really cool

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Aprilvor 4 Tagen

Thank you, game sounds like a good idea

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John Hoangvor 4 Tagen

Very cool

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