Hey there! My brother Rui and I have cooked up something we think the world definitely needs: Lyne - a tiny tool that just does one job, but boy does it do it well. So, what does Lyne do? It allows you to effortlessly create and manipulate guides on your screen, simplifying the process of measuring and comparing your design implementations. Built around simplicity and intuitive gestures, Lyne is all about nailing those intricate details. 🖱️ Gesture-Based Controls: Lyne's click-and-drag controls make editing a breeze. Need a guide? Just click and drag from the menu bar icon. Want to remove something? Swipe, and it's gone. ▢ Rectangle Tool: Say goodbye to manually adding guides one by one. Lyne's rectangle tool lets you wrap elements with four guides in a snap, just like you would in a design tool. Plus, while drawing the rectangle, use your keyboard arrows to add intermediate guides. 📏 Fine-tune adjustments: Need to make small tweaks? Lyne's keyboard arrow controls have you covered. Move lines or intersections pixel by pixel with keyboard arrows or ten pixels at a time by pressing shift + keyboard arrows. 🔗 Link Guides: Ensure consistent spacing and avoid design shifts by linking guides together. 📐 Custom Layouts: Lyne's customizable layouts allow you to organize and display only the guides you need, without deleting the others. Simply hide them for later use. 🖥️ Multi-Screen Compatibility: Whether you're working on one screen or across multiple displays, Lyne adapts to your needs. Choose whether groups of guides appear on all screens or just one. ⌨️ Handy Keyboard Shortcuts: From creating lines to duplicating guides, Lyne is packed with convenient keyboard shortcuts, putting essential functions just a keystroke away! Looking forward to your feedback - thanks for your support!