Wondering if you could speak on a few topics in the spirit of hacker news / yc community:
1. Wondering if you've run into any friction yet where employers block the end-user from integrating with their apps? Just curious to what level that is or is not a common practice for enterprise users?
2. After using previous products that promise similar "search across all apps" functionality I soon felt the early excitement/novelty wear off and returned to old behaviors (ie, searching using each app's search). No doubt this is just a testament to how hard new habits are to build (and the old to let go of) but I'm wondering what your thoughts are on the human behavior / psychological aspect of products that have characteristics like this? As a tangential example, recent blogs posts featured on HN talked about how perhaps a chat-gpt conversational interface is not actually ideal to replace various UI/UX as it may take more cognitive overhead for the user to think of how to describe what they want when normally the UI/UX is what previously assisted them to arrive at that data. Basically I'm wondering how congruent (to existing behaviors) or novel your UX is and to what extent you believe this presents challenges to your team when designing (and perhaps marketing) the product?
3. Can you speak on your YC journey?
Thanks and good luck!