> If you build a tool, you’re making it possible for capital to get more productivity out of its workers at the same time that it is reducing workers’ wages. T

> If you build a tool, you’re making it possible for capital to get more productivity out of its workers at the same time that it is reducing workers’ wages. This is actually our central business model. We sell B2B automation/workflow software so that other companies can retain much cheaper talent. Most of the people involved would define our product as "progress", but I can understand how others would perceive it as a form of warfare.