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Why do you think it never got traction? I believe the key here should be to be OS-agnostic and to focus on specific tasks that users perform on a recurring/week
by indieept 3y ago
Why do you think it never got traction? I believe the key here should be to be OS-agnostic and to focus on specific tasks that users perform on a recurring/weekly basis and that are simple to automate
- ToJans 3y agoMy best bet would be to find a tiny, single, super-annoying use case that is instantly fixed with the tool, and grow an audience from there...
- dbish 3y agoI don’t think people actually want this even though they talk about it unless it’s basically perfect which the tech still isn’t there for. It’s like the “book a flight” use case that has been used or eons, unless you’re rich (in which case you probably have an assistant), you’re going to double check and second guess anything that is booked for you so you might as well do it yourself. There are very few things that people do weekly at this point that aren’t already somewhat automatable if they cared to.