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Welcome to our latest toolkit collection.
As always, we’ve aimed for a range of apps, utilities, and services to help make life a little easier for designers, and for developers too. And, of course, what would a November collection be without some Thanksgiving images for our readers in the US? Enjoy!
This web app lets you run some of the most popular AI tasks directly in your browser. There are currently three tools available, with potentially more coming.
Have you ever had a really exasperating client? Or are you sick of hearing the same complaints over and over again – make the logo bigger, I want a $10k site for five bucks, etc.? This will help relieve your feelings. No actual clients are harmed in the process of reducing your irritation.
ErrorPulse aims to simplify front-end error tracking with helpful features and a minimal dashboard. The free plan covering 5k error credits is an ample trial.
QuickPreview lets you live test HTML in the browser, which could be really handy for fast prototyping or quick demos. Currently, any styles or scripts must be inline.
This easy-to-use little timer app sits on your macOS menu bar, and you just pull it down to set it. It automatically matches your system color scheme, and there is a range of alert sounds to choose from.
Quill clipboard manager automatically saves all your copied text and saves it in one place, where it can be easily accessed, organized, and searched.
Static.app is a drag-and-drop hosting solution for static websites. The intuitive dashboard makes for easy editing and customization.
Revyme is a web builder with a focus on animation. It allows non-frontend developers to create customized animations without code.
Test your color know-how with this game by clicking on the pigment buttons until the image matches the background. It’s not as easy as it sounds.
AutoEmailed allows you to automatically email a customer on completion of a successful Stripe payment for digital products.
This handy utility for Notion lets you upload a photo of handwritten notes, then it transcribes the text, and stores it in a page of your choosing.
This set of seasonal images is bright and joyful. Although it is more general autumnal fruit and veg than turkey and pie, there are a couple of festive pilgrim hats.
Flux AI Lab claims that its AI image generation models are superior to Dall-E and Midjourney. Its suite of tools will create realistic, animated, and illustrated styles, and offers consistency across image sets.
Onlook is an open-source visual editor for React apps. It lets you design in your app and instantly writes all changes to code for you. Some technical knowledge is required.
Buddler is a set of SEO tools for growth hacking. Its most recent addition is traffic audits of Google Search Console data.
