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Who decides what "app" answers when I want to get flowers? I bet there are tens of apps doing it currently, and users have their own preferences. Same for anyth
by yoavm 10y ago
Who decides what "app" answers when I want to get flowers? I bet there are tens of apps doing it currently, and users have their own preferences. Same for anything weather-related. What would be my chances as a developer to compete with the more mainstream providers? While it isn't huge now, it seems impossible with this future, where the user practically doesn't even chooses the tools she wants to use.
(sorry if the question was answered in the video and I missed it)
- lowglow 10y agoWe're tackling a similar problem at Playa. I think it's a matter of collating services, and letting the user pick from what is important. It's half training and half availability. I think it's great that services like Playa and Viv are working to allow smaller services both physical and digital to compete and become more discoverable.