Hello everyone,

Today we finally launched Abyssale on Product Hunt!

We all know that creating marketing assets for your business is a tedious and time-consuming task.

That’s why we’ve built Abyssale - The only platform that enables you to effortlessly generate banners for your social media & paid advertising campaigns.

• Set and forget your brand guidelines. Includes: Color, Logo, font, ...
• Beep Boop! Our robots provide procedural algorithmic banner generation.
• Automagically resize your banners in other formats.
• A wide choice of banner formats available: Facebook, Linkedin, Google, ...
• Share & collaborate! Your single source of truth for visual marketing.
• Transparent & flexible pricing. Includes a Free plan to scale at your own pace.

If you have already tried it - we’d be happy to see your comment on Product Hunt. If not - you’re welcome to try out Abyssale. We’d love to hear your feedback!

Since this kind of question comes up, i have 2 invite available for Dribbble hit me up if you need one

Thanks i will look deeper into some documentation to see what i could do with this !

What is the point to use this ? serious question

• Wake up in a hurry > Damn i overslept again
• Bathroom usage Fast & Furious style
• Shower half asleep
• Public transport half asleep
• Buy a coffee > so good
• Smoke 3 cigs > hello darkness my old friend
• Turn on my icrap
• Reddit/ company's slack / DN / Dribbble
• Already noon > ohgodwhy.jpg
• Repeat

Well where i currently work we are using the pardot/mandrill combo, but TBH Sendgrid is probably the best emailing solution out there.

Couldn't agree more, i worked some time ago in the emailing industry and even i have a hard time understanding how to use mailchimp.

I strongly agree with you Mike, i would even add that startup does not want you to gain experience by learning something new in your work time, most of the management i've come across think you should level up on subject only on your free time. And i am talking about design related subjects, not zen gardening.

looks comfy

Quite surprised with the other answers, i don't have any issue to work for anything at all, and as a professional i think no one should. Design is not different than any other jobs, the only questions i ask myself are: does it pay well ? does it looks interesting professionally speaking ? Will i learn something out of this experience ?