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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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April4 days ago

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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April4 days ago

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' beez4 days ago

so cute!!!!!!!

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bread.mega4 days ago

Buying low here.

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April4 days ago

trust me bro

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bread.mega4 days ago

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

April's profile picture
April4 days ago

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.mega4 days ago

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

April's profile picture
April4 days ago

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.mega4 days ago

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 Home4 days ago

@bot add to my to do list

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GOURAB CHATTERJEE4 days ago

Edtech leaderboard

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Nick4 days ago

.add

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loccointelligence4 days ago

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

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Hao4 days ago

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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Kevin4 days ago

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

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MSO4 days ago

@bot log in UX/design please

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Nutoro4 days ago

why not make char tbigger?

April's profile picture
April4 days ago

is it too smol for you

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David East4 days ago

this is soooo good

April's profile picture
April4 days ago

Thank you! Try it out~

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David East4 days ago

I got a few ideas. I'll report back 🫡

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Alex4 days ago

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

April's profile picture
April4 days ago

Thank you, game sounds like a good idea

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John Hoang4 days ago

Very cool

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