My use case is a bit different. As if often the case with Appsumo tools, I tend to find software that serves as a great solution for an totally or at least somewhat unconnected issue. For me, this was the perfect tool to build a sitemap for my client, using the node types to differentiate pages and navigation and the properties as the constituents of each page. Though, there were definitely some things I woudl have liked to have control over, nearly all of them aesthetic, this still made for an unvelievably effective and efficient piece of software. Hell, it was even enjoyable (and I REALLY hate making sitemaps).

To top that off, the dark mode feature was something that initially sold me on purchase and I didn't realize it was a bit of a mislead. In that, it's only user preference. So many of my clients these days are tired of having to create logins for everything. They just want a link. Poda makes that possible but the user defined dark/light preference doesn't carry over as it's a per user feature. Unfortunately the light wasn't working very well to define the different nodes from each other (just looked like white on white on white). So I added a feature request thinking, maybe someday they'll see it and maybe it will get upvoted.

Instead, the developer not only thoughtfully responded to my issue and defined clearly what was and wasn't possible and a general timeline on all of it, he fixed the contrast issue before my first client even looked at the sitemap, so by the time they did, it looked great.

I strongly encourage you not to pass this up. Good people, good tech, all the tacos.