Tiptap reviews
Developer toolkit for building collaborative apps
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Great team building a great product. Will be amazing to see your future guys!
Tiptap is absolutely fantastic! We've been using it for our product at Fine and we love it. It's so easy to create new extensions, so you can truly create the typing experience you want. @philip_isik & Team - Keep up the good work! (Quick plug - we created an AI agent that helps us create more Tiptap extensions, you can find it here: https://github.com/finehq/agent-...)
he AI offers precise, actionable insights, delivering detailed reports that inform critical business decisions with remarkable accuracy.
Tiptap is the best open source editor out there, and extending it is surprisingly easy. This allowed us to stand up a pretty awesome editor at my company in less than a week, with features that none of our competitors had. Inspirational and also super cool that this comes out of an open source collective. Def try it!
The platform is designed with simplicity in mind, allowing even those without a technical background to navigate and utilize its features effortlessly.
Tailored functionalities allow for a high degree of personalization, making it suitable for a variety of business needs across industries.
Absolutely love the DX, great flexibility and lots of functionality out of the box. Tiptap actually made my launch on PH possible, so thanks for this amazing library.
It eliminates manual, time-consuming tasks, enabling my team to focus on strategic initiatives and creative problem-solving.
Despite its advanced capabilities, the tool is intuitive and easy to navigate, which made onboarding quick and seamless
Congrats on the launch, I love TipTap! I reviewed a bunch of editing libraries before picking TipTap to build https://duckbook.ai Things I love: nice high-level interfaces to customize behavior, can write my own plugins, interactive node views are powerful, and it's built on ProseMirror (so you can pop the hood to a lower level if needed). Overall, I've been really happy with the choice, and building a slick Notion-like editor product has been fun :)
