Vivid Reviews

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1. Sourcegraph Cody: An AI coding assistant that lives in your editor that can find, explain, and write code.
2. K.Explorer Morphis Tech: An AI powered Code Assistant trained on many millions of private corporate lines of code, for specific domains, and on billions of public and open-source lines of code for general purposes.
3. CodiumAI: Analyzes your code and generates meaningful tests to catch bugs before you ship.
4. f.lux: Software that makes the color of your computer's display adapt to the time of day.
5. Twinkle Tray: Lets you easily manage the brightness levels of multiple monitors.
6. Gammy: Adaptive screen brightness and temperature for Windows and Linux.
7. Brightintosh: Lightweight, works system-wide, has optional launch-at-login functionality and includes a global hotkey to toggle the extra brightness.
8. Dimmer: Adjust the brightness of all monitors, screens and displays.
9. Zeplin: A collaboration tool for designers and developers. It goes beyond design handoff, helping teams with the design process, from early-stage ideation to final implementation.
10. Sketch2React: A tool that allows designers and developers to transform Sketch designs into working React.js code.

These alternatives offer a range of features that may suit different needs and preferences. It's always a good idea to explore multiple options and choose the one that best fits your specific requirements. Please note that the information provided is based on the most recent data available and may be subject to change.

To open an account on Vivid, follow these steps:

• Download the Vivid Money app.
• Provide basic information about yourself.
• Verify your identity. This process is fully online, and there are no video calls required.
• Complete the full online registration at your convenience.

Remember, the process is designed to be quick and easy, allowing you to open your account online in just a few minutes. If any issues are encountered while creating the account, assistance can be requested.

The return policy of Vivid is as follows:

Refunds are available for content that meets these three conditions:

1. The content is unused.
2. The content was purchased no more than 14 days ago.
3. The content is on the list of refundable content.

Refund tokens are an additional way to request a refund on eligible League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics content, and have their own specific set of rules. Each League account comes with three refund tokens. Refund tokens may be used to receive a refund on:

• Eligible unused content 14–90 days of purchase
• Eligible used content within 90 days of purchase

Refunds will be for the same amount and currency used to make the initial purchase. For example, if a champion is bought on sale for RP, the sale price will be refunded in RP even if it's not on sale anymore. A maximum of three refund tokens can be held at one time. One refund token is regained each year if less than three are held. Once a refund token is used, it's gone. There are no refund tokens for refund tokens.

Some items can't be refunded through the client. But if a ticket is sent, it can be done. Here's the list of stuff you'll need us for:

• Rune pages: One page per token (unless a bundle was bought)
• Summoner name changes: Only refundable if the previous name hasn't been taken!
• Summoner icons
• Chromas: Full packs are one token, as are individually-purchased chromas

If a recent purchase is included in the “Refundable” column above but isn’t showing as refundable in-client, waiting awhile (~15–30 minutes) and restarting the client is suggested. If the content still doesn’t seem to be refundable after that time, a ticket can be sent and it will get sorted out. Unfortunately, no content is being refunded based on champion updates. Efforts are made to be open about when significant changes to champions are being made. If more information is needed, a custom quote can be requested from Sales.