I look at things like this and cry because I know I'll never see it inside the large corporates I tend to work in.
I'd pay for it myself, but I wouldn't be able to integrate with anything - eg our O365 tenant will be fully locked down.
I'd pay for it myself, but I wouldn't be able to integrate with anything - eg our O365 tenant will be fully locked down.
Or perhaps there is something like a legacy IT team that has to review every app that wants to connect to the internal O365 tenant (or similar). That process sometimes takes forever and the resulting friction grinds my motivation to keep exploring to near-zero.
I'm coming from a start-up in the cybersecurity space that uses O365 but is overall reluctant to link other products to O365. So, we can instead use whatever lives within Microsoft's garden of products available in Teams (for example) but not link most 3rd-party apps like this one.