Modulz

Modulz is a new type of web design tool which exports to code rather than static images.

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1. Modulz A component-based design tool which exports to code rather than static images.
2. Today’s web design tools export to static images. Static images cannot accurately represent the fluid, interactive nature of the web.
3. Programmers must interpret the designer’s intent just by looking at these static images–leading to a communication breakdown.
4. Even our most modern design tools suffer from this problem because none of them use the same technologies as the web.
5. Modulz is built on the web. Modulz uses the exact same components as the web. Modulz exports to the web.
6. Modulz allows users to manipulate production code, visually–rather than draw mere pictures of websites.
8. Modulz looks slick! You're going to connect with a lot of people. - Aarron Walter, VP of Design @ InVisionapp This is one of those things, that that upon first viewing, makes one question why it hasn't existed before. - @Ramtin_N Freaking rad! - @mrjjwright Super cool! Really like what you’ve done with Modulz! - @Intradox
9. The Market The web design service industry is a $20.1B market in the US alone. There are 38M designers worldwide. There are 16M new websites published every month–70% of these are programmed manually.
10. Design tool ecosystem modulz Image-based design tools Disposable prototyping apps Opinionated, code-based design tools Un-opinionated, code-based design tools
11. Business Model SaaS model with monthly recurring subscriptions. Free trial period. Modulz is still in prototype phase. The plan is to launch a beta in January 2018 and start earning revenue by April 2018.
12. Colm Tuite Founder–designer and developer. Previously founded Plexi and sold it to Marvel.
13. Projected Milestones Built prototype October 2017 Launch Beta January 2018 Public Launch April 2018 500 users ($120k revenue) October 2018
14. The End Game… Modulz goal is to be the primary tool people use to design, build and maintain websites. People currently use text editors to build websites–in the future, they will use Modulz.
15. Modulz colmtuite@gmail.com @Modulz www.modulz.co