SuperCraft lets teams design physical products with natural language
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Congratulations @sarangzambare I think SuperCraft could be a good leap in physical product design if the accessibility with natural language is optimised even further. Excited to see you guys grow, all the best 🚀
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Congrats on the launch!
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Very interesting product for rapid prototyping. Will try it out!! Congrats to the team
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This is really cool. Consumer goods companies should be all over this. A lot of the agentic-AI stuff coming out these days is out of reach for most people outside tech, so it’s great to see AI used in something practical. I can definitely see this having a much higher chance of breaking into traditional private sectors and getting strong adoption.
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Congratulations @sarangzambare
I think SuperCraft could be a good leap in physical product design if the accessibility with natural language is optimised even further. Excited to see you guys grow, all the best 🚀
Congrats on the launch!
Very interesting product for rapid prototyping. Will try it out!! Congrats to the team
This is really cool. Consumer goods companies should be all over this. A lot of the agentic-AI stuff coming out these days is out of reach for most people outside tech, so it’s great to see AI used in something practical. I can definitely see this having a much higher chance of breaking into traditional private sectors and getting strong adoption.
Congrats on the launch. Great work!
Fakeradar
There has been a long-overdue lack of something like this on the market! Congratulations on the successful launch!
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Definitely something important in the trend - thx for making this!!
Really cool concept—‘Figma for physical products’ is a bold tagline, and SuperCraft delivers a smooth experience for rough projects
Congrats on the launch, Sarang! I’m very excited to dive into this one. What a great solution!
Excited to see how it evolves into handling more complex assemblies over time!
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@zubair_collier me too! :)
SuperCraft bills itself as "Figma for physical products." It enables teams to design via natural language—an intriguing twist for product creation.