Product Design @meta Superintelligence labs. Previously @magicaltome, @airbnb
Oakland, CA
Joined March 2014
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GPT4 + 32K tokens unlocks a massive context window, which makes converting a Doc → Preso a reality without any context loss! Here’s our first set of building blocks toward synthesizing long form content into consumable pages, all within Tome.
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Imagine if you could synthesize a doc you wrote into a presentation in seconds.
Just one of the many capabilities we've built in @magicaltome powered by GPT-4. Coming (very) soon.
Chapter 3 of @magicaltome begins. A cmd-k companion that contextually surfaces what matters most. And so many little details that will unlock deeper expression on Tome.
We’ve shown you how @magicaltome can help you generate a starting point for your narrative and iteratively edit your work.
Now we’re building in even more power and flexibility, unlocked by an interface that feels natural to use.
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“Words have meaning. Type has spirit. The combination is spectacular.” ― Paula Scher
New fonts. Coming Soon.
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Sometimes, you need to step back and look at the big picture.
This week, our design team returned to the natural landscape to envision ✦ the future of storytelling ✦
Love me a good hackathon.
𝐟𝐢𝐠𝐦𝐚. we’d be lost without it.
here’s a first look into @figma integration 2.0 — a hackathon project by @chasingux.
↳ update design changes with ease
↳ select mocks and set them as thumbnails
↳ crop frames to show every detail
↳ double-click for live embeds
Company branding in presentations is often thought of as static content. In Tome, branding lives within UI chrome. It dynamically reacts to the background color so it always looks great atop your content.
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Need a “detailed illustration of a bioluminescent planet, NASA style?” Whether you’re dreaming up intergalactic worlds or just need a custom image to make your point, use Tome's new DALL·E 2 tile (from @OpenAI) to bring your story to life. Check it out (sound on 🔉) 👇
Today's the day! Launching the iOS counterpart to our web app. Great for consuming tomes on the go, but its superpower is fluid creation, selfie recording, and content organization. Lot's of goodness in here ✨
Tome’s iOS app is here! 🎉 Now you can create, edit and share stories right from your pocket – perfect for making an edit in your Uber, or a moment of genius💡
Get the details in today’s Product Hunt launch and give us a vote if you like what you see 😉 producthunt.com/posts/tome-1…
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Excited to share what the team at @magicaltome has built over the past few months! Go check out the iOS app and leave an upvote!
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The doors are now open! While the product feels incredible and silky smooth, the real magic lies in the @magicaltome team. Full of love and kindness, and an unwavering devotion to product quality. Excited to see how the next chapter unfolds.
Dive in and build a story. ✨🔮. .
Today’s the day! 🎉 We’ve officially opened up Tome to everyone. This means that anyone can now use Tome to share their ideas with colleagues and the world.
Create your free workspace by heading over to tome.app. We can’t wait to hear what you think.
A few months back I started playing with an auto-color algorithm for @magicaltome. Now, we're shipping themes – a new way to add color your stories. Choose a single color and watch your story come to life 🔮✨
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Preserve time for your narrative so you can focus on nailing the fundraise. Tome’s effortless design and system of drag-and-drop tiles ensures a sleek and clean final product 💎
Drop in for some inspiration → tome.pub/3vXFKEZ
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We're continuing to build Tome in a way that makes consumption feel native to mobile. What's something you wish felt more natural on mobile with presentations or internal documents?
Building a dynamic theming prototype for @magicaltome where one color spins up a theme of many. Decisions are made by looking at luminance and chroma, and making modifications to LCH values…but the function is getting out of hand. Anyone proficient in color theory free to chat?