
Product Lead at @framer
The Netherlands
Joined July 2009
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🎚️ We’ve just shipped Custom Distribution for A/B tests, plus search, folder support, and many other improvements to @framer’s built-in analytics.
Framer sites are so fast, Lighthouse took a while to catch up.
We spent a year working with the Lighthouse team on how it simulates slow phones. Lighthouse 13.6 fixes two flaws that made fast Framer sites look slow in PageSpeed Insights. Your site was already fast. Now your score shows it. Full write-up: framer.com/blog/lighthouse-1…
We just shipped an update to @framer Convert. You can now ask the Agent to add, edit and analyze funnels and A/B tests, as well as create and update triggers. Plus, triggers now support countries, so you can show overlays or other content to visitors from specific locations.
Learn more: framer.com/updates/convert-u…
Harness 2 for Framer Agents is here. Agents start making changes as they work through your prompt, see progress sooner and finish bigger tasks faster.
It’s more capable, up to 33% cheaper, and long tasks are 20% faster. Read the deep dive by @hemlok_ framer.com/blog/harness-2/
🪄 Here’s a magic wand. What would you change in @framer?
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Introducing Firewall: redirect or block visitors on your site based on their location. Now in @framer
framer.com/updates/firewall
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Run your @Framer project from your phone? Here’s how ↓
framer.com/blog/grok-bot-exa…
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met a dad from school who’s building a website
he was using some product I never even heard of
it's called landingsite .ai
i asked him if he’d heard of lovable
he said no
i told him to use lovable and thank me later
More bang, same buck.
Agents now use up to 67% fewer credits on larger builds.
All models use 30–40% fewer tokens and take 15–30% fewer steps, so you can build more on the same budget. We worked directly with OpenAI to improve their model efficiency, and GPT-5.6 Terra is now the default model. Combined with the broader improvements, multi-step builds with Terra uses 60–67% fewer credits than GPT-5.5.
Sonnet 5 is now available in Framer.
Our early use shows it’s a stronger partner for original design work than Sonnet 4.6, especially around layout, visual direction, and editing alongside you. Expect a little more upfront thinking, but strong efficiency in practice: in our evals, accuracy improved from 72% to 90%, while using 0.6× the credits of GPT 5.5.
🛡️ New: Advanced Antispam mode for forms in @framer. Detects and blocks spam submissions automatically, using AI. framer.com/updates/forms-ant…
Two more changes based on your feedback about editor pricing:
🖱️ Editors are now $20/mo on all plans (down from $40 on Pro & Scale).
✍🏽 We’re introducing a new content editor role for $10/mo. Perfect for editing content in your CMS, Localization, and through On-Page Editing.
Almost a year ago we shipped A/B testing in @framer.
One of the most interesting features I’ve worked on, and recording the product demo for it turned out to be weirdly challenging.
Here’s what it took to make a 1-minute video 👇
nitter.gq/framer/status/19252360…
Moral of this thread: product demos that look simple usually aren’t.
Every second of polished UI you see is probably hiding a duct-taped pipeline of real data, proxy tools, and possibly an LLM doing cleanup work in the middle.













