Streamline Comments, Track Tasks, And Keep Every Project Moving Forward
Managing Figma comments just got a whole lot easier
Streamline Comments, Track Tasks, And Keep Every Project Moving Forward
Finally, a way to keep Figma comments organized! Love the Kanban approach and the ability to update statuses with emojis—makes tracking feedback so much easier. Excited to see where this goes!
Proud moment for the team! 🎉 Figcoms is live on Product Hunt! We built this to help designers and product teams stay organized with their Figma feedback. Big shoutout to everyone who helped bring this vision to life! 💙 Let us know what you think! 👉 Sign up here: https://figcoms.com/
Hey Product Hunt! We’re launching Figcoms – Join the waitlist now!🚀 Managing Figma comments can be frustrating—feedback gets lost, tracking progress is a mess, and keeping up with design discussions isn’t always easy. That’s why we built Figcoms, a tool that syncs all your Figma comments, organizes them in a Kanban-style board, and even lets you update statuses with simple emoji reactions (✅ Done, 👀 Working, ✍🏻 In Review). Key features ✅ Instantly import comments from Figma 📌 Keep feedback struc
Super excited to launch Figcoms today! 🚀 If you've ever struggled with keeping Figma comments organized, this is for you. We’d love for you to try it and share your thoughts—early adopters will get exclusive first access! 🙌 Sign up now! https://figcoms.com/
Great, exactly what I need, hopefully will be released soon 🙏🏽
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