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World-building apps are either bloated desktop tools or not built with good design and user experience in mind. TomeWorlds is purpose built for iOS. Create TomeCards to organize everything from characters, locations, lore, and stories in deeply nested worlds with cross-links, image galleries, and rich detail pages. Works entirely offline. Free to start.
TomeWorldsWorld-building, organized and simplified.
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I think it depends on the tool specifically, if your AI tool offers a variety of features and your typical user might not need access to all of them that a standard subscription might provide, offering 'tokens' or currency that can be spent on a per use basis might make more sense.
Is usage-based pricing becoming the norm for AI tools?
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Launching Tomorrow! TomeWorlds - native iOS app for world-building and creative content organizing.
Howdy! I'm launching TomeWorlds on Product Hunt tomorrow and I'd appreciate any input or support you guys can give, cheers. What is it? TomeWorlds is an iOS app meant for creative writers or world-builders, particularly themed towards those who enjoy table top roleplaying games like DnD or Pathfinders. It's a curated, well designed card-based system that lets you organize all of the content of...
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It was a prank website where users can upload a photo and it generates a fake news article complete with a video about that person crashing out and throwing a huge baby tantrum.. ha. It was just for fun to see what was possible and it sort of opened my eyes to what I could do.
What was the very first project you vibecoded with AI?
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Is a shout-out meant to be other products you like? or only products you used for the creation / tethered to your product?
Should you add a shoutout to your Product Hunt launch?
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I've been building fictional worlds since I was a kid, scribbling maps in notebooks, drawing characters, making comics and I would often lose track of plot-lines, where I was going with something, or move onto a new story and forget to pick up the old ones again. So I built TomeWorlds, a world-building organizer app purpose built for iOS. Your worlds have structure, and your app should reflect...
TomeWorldsWorld-building, organized and simplified.
Alexander Biglaneleft a comment
with my app I'm working on now, I decided to make almost all features free, the paid version simply unlocks unlimited access, the free tier has limited access. I thought this approach would be more user friendly rather than gate keeping cooler / more useful features behind a paywall
How do you decide what features should be free and what should be paid?