Any way to export data to CSV/JSON? Cool app by the way.

I did, and experienced all five points you made.

You should add a sixth point: Getting Laid-off

That toughens up the designer in you for sure.

The noodle particles are grossing me out for some reason.

Have you thought about not using your hands?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAokWwilHGk

Also, there are trackballs with foot switches (for right and left click) that you can use.

https://www.amazon.com/CST2545-5W-GL-Ambidextrous-Performance-Ergonomic/dp/B06XWLCLGB/ref=lp_9509959011_1_4?srs=9509959011&ie=UTF8&qid=1532627268&sr=8-4

https://www.amazon.com/CST-S-Button-External-Switch-3-5mm/dp/B01DCR5MTQ/ref=lp_9509959011_1_3?srs=9509959011&ie=UTF8&qid=1532627268&sr=8-3

Also, I feel that the new magic track pad works wonders. I've been a magic trackpad user for years and by using the gestures and tap to click I saved a ton of miles on my arms.

Hell yeah! Typefaces can be expensive.

And emails are still associated with an envelope.

Agree on the term wordmark instead of logo. That being said, the concept and cleverness is there. I like it. Some of them needed a little more finesse on the execution to make them really stand out. Really good stuff though for an everyday project.

I wish for more diversity for fuck sake. Different opinions from different industries other than tech within the bay area.

It's not as easy to use as other tools that provide constraints, but the use of real data is what I want to implement into my designs. Can't wait for further development.

It's not for everyone, but I use it as well. Ever since it was built into the MacBook Pros I haven't looked back since. I probably saved over millions of clicks that my righthand would have burned through if I used a mouse.