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Thanks! Although I'm not sure I fully understand your first point. Are you asking if we specifically plan to build/hire in India in the future (we're based in t

by akajla 5y ago

Thanks! Although I'm not sure I fully understand your first point. Are you asking if we specifically plan to build/hire in India in the future (we're based in the US) or are you saying that in general, building SaaS in India is advantageous? And yes, devxp is one of our main focus areas. After dealing with authz at prev small and big companies, we're building the components/infra/plugins we believe will save app developers time across their stack. And in terms of Zanzibar, like others, we think it's a very flexible approach to modeling permissions and access control, so we're basing parts of our implementation on it.

ignoramous 5y ago
Thanks for the reply. > ...we're building the components/infra/plugins we believe will save app developers time across their stack. I ask because I have been keenly following authzed's progress, after walking away particularily impressed with their pricing (which is 1/10th of warrant's?). > Are you asking if we specifically plan to build/hire in India in the future (we're based in the US) I am postulating that warrant'd have a leg up on competition because I presume its founders would be more receiptable to building/hiring in India...