Staff product designer @ Manychat, building modul.page and smthmind.com

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Nick Mikulin  • Peerlist

Before switching to product design, I was designing presentations full-time, helping people create slides and present their ideas. At the time, I wondered how presentation tools like Keynote, PowerPoint, and Google Slides could be both too complex for regular users and counterintuitive for digital designers. I watched people struggle with these tools, thinking about all the unnecessary flexibility they had to deal with.Think kids preparing homework for history class, think students not sleeping at 4-AM getting ready for thesis presentation, think devs 10 minutes before they have to show a couple of screenshots at sprint review. They all have something to say and they just need to quickly arrange their bits of text and pictures in a clean, non-fancy, minimal way.The concept lived in my head for many years: a simple presentation tool for people without design skills, time, or intention to create complex presentations. Here’s Modul, it's now in open beta. So I invite you to try it.

MODUL

A clean, intuitive iOS app that helps people record daily thoughts alongside mood indicators. Users can revisit their entries over time to reflect on their mental state and identify emotional patterns through an organized, searchable timeline.<ul><li>Quick thought capture with mood selection (happy, sad, neutral, positive, angry)</li><li>Tag-based organization for easy filtering</li><li>Dark/light theme support with multiple mood icon sets</li><li>Swipe-to-edit and search functionality</li><li>Local storage with Core Data</li></ul>