A: Hi Cientiros,
React Bricks and Divjoy are two completely different products: Divjoy creates React code for you for different needs you may have (CSS framework, integrations, template).
React Bricks instead is a CMS where you create content blocks in React, but then you can invite editors who use these content block to compose pages, whose content is saved on our APIs (like a headless) while you can host the frontend wherever you want.
It may seem similar because also React Bricks scaffolds a React project, but it is a React project connected with our CMS APIs, so that you can invite editors that can enter the admin and manage the content using a no-code tool, but based on the pixel-perfect design you (or your developers) can create, with the ability to change just what you decide that can be changed.
DivJoy is like a shortcut to create a React project.
React Bricks is like a headless CMS but with visual editing powered by React components.

I hope this is more clear now :)