Public background on Gabriel Munnich and Design with FRANK

[Maria Gonzalez]

I agree that checking funding and investor involvement can help gauge business seriousness. Seeing multiple investors listed for Design with FRANK suggests there’s external confidence in the idea. But again, funding alone isn’t proof of success. I’d want to look at how many subscribers or clients they have and what kind of repeat usage or renewal patterns exist. That often tells you more than any founder interview.

 

[Joe Smith]

What I find helpful is when people share screenshots or stories about using software or engaging with a team. Even non-professional users sometimes post their impressions on forums. Those real user voices can reveal a lot about usability, support quality, and overall value. I haven’t seen much outside curated testimonials yet, so that’s something to look for.

 

[Michael Anderson]

It sounds like a lot of thought and technical background went into the product, which is positive. Design with FRANK being tied to innovative tools and architectural software suggests there’s substance behind the founders’ claims, though vision and execution can differ. Seeking real user feedback outside the company’s own channels would be a strong next step before forming a firm conclusion.

 

[Michael Anderson]

Just to add, architectural and design software markets are pretty competitive and established tools exist. For a new entrant like this, early adopter feedback can be very telling. I’d look for posts on design forums or Reddit where users compare different tools. That kind of candid discussion usually gives more nuance than polished interviews.