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Tailscan is the ultimate browser tool for Tailwind CSS that allows developers, designers, and product managers to build, design, and debug any Tailwind website visually. It helps speed up workflow and allows for quick changes.

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Seems nice, but not worth the price tho :(

Love this idea. Hope I can afford it some day.

It’s nice, but my CSScan is still better. Seeing as I paid $100 for it too.
Edit - wait a minute, did you make CSScan as well? If so, I am grabbing this for sure then. I only occasionally do UI/UX, usually I take advantage of Horizon UI or Chakra to template the frontend, but this tool makes it unbelievably easy to handle the difficult and confusing black magic that is CSS design.
Don’t listen to those other people saying that $100 is too much to pay for a tool like this, and that you can get this from F12 menu (while that is true), you will spend so much time trying to understand an existing UI design where this can make it a single click adventure.
Here is a use case I had. Client has a site with a style guide and UI. Animations, Transitions, modals, relative, flexbox, etc. etc.
I built the entire backend and frontend but when it came to the UI, it would have taken me ages to define all of the global and local rules for the CSS. With this tool, I generated and grabbed the entire library with a few clicks, made my own stylesheet from it, referenced the appropriate classes and it was done within a day. But the Client quoted me 2 weeks for it.
So I made $12,000 for a piece of software that cost me $100 and a day of my own time, which is a neat profit.
If you’re a student, or a solopreneur, then yes this might not make sense. If you’re working in prod environments for actual paying clients, $100 for a perpetual licence for a software tool that is this powerful is steal!
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