As a regular Framer and occasional WebFlow user, DivHunt is like taking the best bits from both. If you've used Figma, then the controls might feel familiar. It's as if you're working in Figma, just with a bit more order to things. I've tried a lot of products on AppSumo and it has to be said that this one feels very polished. You can tell that time and dedication was definitely put into making DivHunt. I think it definitely deserves to be my first review on AppSumo haha!

I've spent a some time messing around with DivHunt and it's got potential. The interface is intuitive, and I love how it handles no-code while still being friendly to developers and designers. Even though it's early days for the app, I've found it to be pretty solid.

Once my schedule is a little more free, I'm eager to further explore DivHunt's capabilities. The thought of fully transitioning to DivHunt is still a bit daunting, primarily due to concerns about the platform's longevity. But it's looking promising and could be a serious contender to WebFlow and Framer.