Original Summary

I've been working on VecSynIQ, an iOS/Android app that turns PNG/JPEG artwork into SVG vectors and then prepares them for print or vinyl cutting. Why I built it Getting an SVG out of an image was never the hard part. The hard part came after: removing the background, sizing it for a shirt, splitting colors into layers a cutter can handle, adding weed boxes. I wanted all of that in one place, on the device, with no upload and no account. What it does now Vectorizes with 4 modes (Simple, Logo & Sticker, Detailed, Monochrome) and lets you tune detail, smoothing and cleanup Shows original vs. vector side by side Print prep: simple background removal, transparent PNG, presets like 4500×5400 for shirts Cutting prep: layered SVGs, same-color welding, stacked vs. sliced layers (sliced is for HTV), contour/offset, registration marks, weed boxes, and a ZIP bundle with per-color files Stack, for the curious: the tracing core is Rust built on VTracer, running natively on iOS and Android, so artwork never leaves the device. Business model: free tier (3 exports per 30 days), plus a Pro subscription (monthly/yearly) for unlimited exports and the cutting tools. It launched in late September, so it's still very early. I'd love honest feedback on: Whether the landing page explains it clearly: vecsyniq.mrdzyn.studio Whether the free tier feels fair or too tight Which workflow you'd want next App Store: apps.apple.com/app/vecsyniq Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mrdzyn.vecsyniq   submitted by   /u/mrdzyn [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 01:49:24