It seems to serve quite a different use case than Framer IMO. Framer is (for me) quickly creating and iterating on complex interactions. My brief time using Flinto for Mac has shown it to be more of a easy and quick way to construct quality workflow prototypes, with natural interactions (basically a step beyond what Flinto previously was).
In any case it seems like they could work powerfully together, though each serving a specific need. Nathan, correct me if I'm missing more of the power that FfM is offering.
It seems to serve quite a different use case than Framer IMO. Framer is (for me) quickly creating and iterating on complex interactions. My brief time using Flinto for Mac has shown it to be more of a easy and quick way to construct quality workflow prototypes, with natural interactions (basically a step beyond what Flinto previously was).
In any case it seems like they could work powerfully together, though each serving a specific need. Nathan, correct me if I'm missing more of the power that FfM is offering.