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Typeface — Helps you pick the perfect font from your collection
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arsen benda
Still no fontexplorer alternative... Yet! But really awesome GUI.
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@arsenbenda Have you tried RightFont? It does all the things a good fontmanager does (except for fontrepair and fontcache troubleshooting) and looks great too. It has been featured here on ProductHunt.
Beautiful, thoughtful design. Really solves problems in a designer's day to day work flow. Good job!
Looks great, but does it allow you to enable and disable system fonts through its interface?
@mike_arney From their iTunes desc - "there is no complicated database, font-cache cleanup or font activation". I'd have bought this if it allowed disabling of fonts.
shelled out $10 just because it's so pretty – looking forward to what future versions bring
WhatTheFont uses DeepLearning to Shazam fonts. Check it you.
https://www.producthunt.com/post...
This looks great. What sets you apart from RightFont, another font manager? More specifically, I already own RightFont. Why would I switch?
The website achieves a great balance of explaining visually to the target audence, a designer, while also hitting high points that a non-designer user who deals with fonts on a regular basis cares about. Nicely done.
Looks really good, and not only the application but the website itself is simply beautiful
