Genuine question Are @ployai and Source from @webflow solving the same problem and delivering a very similar product??

Escenario Mi casa Mi oficina Mi ordenador Visual Studio Code con Claude Code y Whisper Flow Si tuviera que trabajar en oficina, no me sentiría cómodo prompteandole al micro y mi tono sería más respetuso ¿Alguien prompteando con Whisper Flow en oficina? Que me cuente

- 40 años. - 2 hijos: 5 y 7. - 0 ingresos. - 1 año tirando de ahorros. Opciones: A. Montar una agencia IA B. Buscar un empleo en el extranjero. C. Vibe-codear mis ideas hasta que el cuerpo aguante Parecido? Te invito a un café online la prox semana

@grok explain agent-native services

Entonces Source de @webflow es un vibe coder que competirá con @Lovable , @Base44, @Replit ¿Voy encaminado?

One of the best tools i've installed in a long time. Super simple and super helpful @WisprFlow

Where in spain are you based? Another "Spaniard" here

Interested!!

That's a bold statement. Where specifically do you see Webflow weaker than Framer. Not a Framer user so trying to understand the difference

I would say @webflow is neither a good solution for eCommerce. Anyway, eCommerce is not my thing so might be wrong.

Yes, I use that, but you need another subscription the in infinite long lists of subscription, add the app to webflow, coonect the plan. Is just one mor thing to manage that I'd like not to

@webflow you know what would be great? 🍪A native cookie solution

Ok I understand is the different. But can you get to the same outcome for final clients using one or the other? Can you give same scaling capabilities with one and the other?

Say more please. I have a sense that what you say is the real differentiator. Could you expand with specific scenarios where Framer does not the sacking capabilities Webflow has?

I understand that Framer is easier to build. Has Framer all the power that Webflow gives to final clients in terms of scalability and maintainability?

But is there any difference in the site you can build with Framer and in the value the final client receives?

With that, it seems that you can build a one-off, super nice site But when it comes to scaling it and having more than one person adding content, new pages, etc... it becomes a problem. Is that statement fair?

When you say lac of robust CMS, where exactly in Framer CMS do you see that is less powerful than Webflow's. Never used Framer before and trying to understand the differences Thanks for you response in advance

I'm a long-time @webflow user, advocate and fan. If these are all @framer features. 👇🏽 What is the real difference between these two platforms?

Would you say that’s the overall trend? Or your reality based on how you are positioned?