Shaumik Kanvinde

Supercharging every textbox across the browser is a concept that works well in theory but lives or dies in the UX detail. If the the popup is even slightly slow or it fires when you don't want it to, it becomes the first extension you disable. What's the trigger mechanic - is it always on or opt-in per field?

The framing of a design intelligence layer for agents rather than another generator is the right direction. AI code output always looks like it was made in 2018 unless someone with taste intervenes. If this actually encodes layout hierarchy and visual rhythm into something Cursor or Claude Code can call, it solves a real gap in the vibe coding stack.

The "search footage by what's in it" feature is what actually caught my eye. I have hours of raw recordings where I'm digging through manually to find a specific moment, and if that works reliably it alone would save me a ton of time. Going to sign up and test it with some recent product demos I've been putting off editing.