neoSVG

This looks very promising Vitor, great work!

I’ve been trying out NeoSVG as both an early adopter and an investor. Honestly, at $15/month, it’s one of the few tools that feels like it’s giving me more value than I expected. I tested it with a broad range of prompts - from Nepali temples and Buddha faces to ukiyo-e waves, auroras, Escher staircases, and even simple logo and mascot ideas. A few things stood out:

1. The cultural and architectural prompts came out surprisingly authentic. The Nepali pagoda and Swayambhunath stupa, for example, carried detail you don’t usually get from AI art. Try the prompts below:

   1. A multi-tiered Nepali pagoda temple with detailed wood carvings and traditional brass bell roof ornaments

   2. The Swayambhunath stupa with its distinctive eyes and prayer flags in wind, showing architectural detail

   3. A serene Buddha face with traditional elongated earlobes, urna mark, and subtle smile, using elegant linework
      

2. The artistic renders (like the hummingbird and aurora borealis) looked stunning in SVG, with gradients and linework holding up perfectly when scaled. Try the prompts below:

   1. A iridescent hummingbird with complex color shifts across its feathers

   2. A northern lights scene with smooth color transitions and atmospheric effects

   3. A scientific illustration of a butterfly wing showing microscopic scale patterns
      

3. It handled geometry and mechanical detail really well (Escher staircase, steampunk watch), which makes me think about use cases in infographics and STEM content. Try the prompts below:

   1. An M.C. Escher-inspired impossible staircase with precise geometric construction

   2. An intricate mechanical pocket watch with exposed gears, detailed inner mechanisms, and steam-punk elements

   3. A city skyline in art deco style with geometric patterns and clean lines
      

4. On the commercial side, logos and mascots were usable straight out of the box - good enough for lightweight branding or merch without hours of Illustrator work. Try the prompts below:

   1. Generate a vector logo with the words NEW

   2. A cat on a hat

What I really like is that it’s vector-first, so everything comes out in SVG. That makes it infinitely scalable and easy to tweak in Figma or Illustrator - something raster-based tools like MidJourney or DALL·E just can’t do.

It’s still early: typography tools need to get stronger, and creating a cohesive set of branded assets takes some manual work. But the value for money here is clear, and I can see freelancers, educators, merch creators, and small businesses jumping on it.

From an investor’s perspective, this feels like a product with real legs. On its own, it’s already useful to a wide audience. But the bigger opportunity is integration - becoming the AI vector layer inside platforms like Figma, Canva, or Adobe. If the team keeps iterating, I think this can carve out a strong niche.