Joined December 2010
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May 9
Creating a new logo shouldn't take ages. I wanted something fast, simple and free. So I built Logo Lattice. 100% free. 100% browser based. 100% ownership of creations. Link in first comment 👀
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Luke retweeted
Quick question for indie builders: When you need a logo, what stops you from making it yourself? Is it the tools being too complex? Not knowing where to start? Or something else?
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Jun 13
Most days building don't feel like progress You're confused. Iterating. Second-guessing small decisions that don't look meaningful on their own Then you zoom out and realise you've moved way further than you thought It never feels linear while you're in it
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Jun 11
Shipped Shift-lock to Logo Lattice ✏️ Hold Shift while drawing → line locks perfectly horizontal or vertical No wobble. No cleanup Works across Draw, Pen, and Curve. Even Bezier handles snap to axis-aligned geometry Tiny feature. Makes everything feel faster
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Jun 10
The best feature requests are specific Someone said: "Drawing pixels on a trackpad is hard. I wish I could fill a single square with one click." So we shipped Fill to Logo Lattice Grid on → Press F → click a grid cell → instant fill. Or drag to paint multiple cells at once. Taking feedback seriously is the easiest way to make a product better 🎨
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Jun 9
Some of the most important product work is invisible Automation. Safeguards. The tiny systems that stop users getting forgotten, spammed, or confused. No one sees it. Everyone feels it.
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Jun 8
Precision upgrades just landed in Logo Lattice 🔍 → Zoom up to 100x for pixel-level edits → Pixel grid appears at high zoom → Freehand strokes smooth cleaner → Reshape imported SVG paths point by point Tiny details matter. Pixel-perfect just got way easier
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Jun 8
Precision upgrades just landed in Logo Lattice 🔍 → Zoom up to 100x for pixel-level edits → Pixel grid appears at high zoom → Freehand strokes smooth cleaner → Reshape imported SVG paths point by point Tiny details matter. Pixel-perfect just got way easier
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Jun 7
Sometimes you build something and immediately know it's too complex The goal: import an SVG, expose its paths and edit them without converting everything into simplified shapes Technically it works. You can manipulate paths and adjust controls whilst preserving the underlying structure But honestly, it's still too complex I'm going back to the drawing board to rethink how this should actually work ✏️
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Jun 6
Bezier curves are now live in Logo Lattice ✒️ This is the foundation of real vector graphics. Professional design tools use Bezier curves and methods like de Casteljau's algorithm to draw smooth, scalable paths. Now Logo Lattice does too. Before: geometric shapes, locked to the grid After: organic marks, custom paths, full control over curves You can finally shape logos the way real vector editors work
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Jun 6
Bezier curves are now live in Logo Lattice ✒️ This is the foundation of real vector graphics. Professional design tools use Bezier curves and methods like de Casteljau's algorithm to draw smooth, scalable paths. Now Logo Lattice does too. Before: geometric shapes, locked to the grid After: organic marks, custom paths, full control over curves You can finally shape logos the way real vector editors work
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Jun 6
Building a Bezier curve tool for Logo Lattice ⚡️ This is a pretty big unlock. Up to now, the editor has been strongest for geometric logos. Bezier curves mean smoother shapes, organic marks, custom paths, and way more flexibility when refining. Less fighting the grid. More shaping ideas. Logo Lattice is becoming a real vector editor.
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Jun 5
Shipped a bunch of UI improvements to Logo Lattice this week ✏ Biggest one: Describe now generates editable vector paths by default. Better for curves, organic marks, and actually refining ideas. No more fighting broken outputs or rigid geometry Also: → Simpler grid controls (Show/Hide grid in one place) → Mobile zoom buttons (easier editing on phone) → New tutorials (quick circle logo or classic cube) → Ring shape preset (crescents, badges, circular marks) → Smoother editing (rotation, resizing, corner rounding) The direction is getting clearer: Use the lattice when you want precision Use editable SVG paths when you want flexibility AI should give you a starting point you can edit, not a dead-end PNG
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