Anjanay Saxena

Andrew, it eally depends on the stage of the company. If its early stage, then in the Lean Product Playbook's spirit: -Problem-Solution Fit: Ensure it solves a real problem. -MVP: It should deliver its core promise flawlessly. -User Experience: Must be intuitive. -Feedback Mechanism: Ready to capture user insights. -Security: Non-negotiable. Launch with a solid core, then iterate based on...

Measure or die. That's the cornerstone to progress, be it at the gym measuring your incremental gains on the lifts, or tracking your daily calories. Love to see it. We at Crunch also follow a similar philosophy. Crunch is an AI product analytics tool that sets up in 2 mins and adapts effortlessly to code/copy changes. Insights guaranteed as long as you have questions. Good luck on the launch 🚀

First off, congratulations on the progress you've made with Crunch! Building an LLM for analytics is no small feat, and your approach to GTM (Go-To-Market) seems well-thought-out. I recently watched a video on GTM Strategy featuring Khadim Bhatti, Co Founder of Whatfix. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ATGJ0eSKdE&t=2155s) There's a lot of parallels to be drawn: 👉 Value Proposition: The video...

Congratulations on the launch! A very interesting use case of AI. In the past I'd heard about product feedback tools with a similar workflow as yours. I believe this would make bug detection a lot easier, like that you can sort bugs by severity. Good luck and all the best! 💪

I love using Klaiber and RunwayML for generating AI videos. Would be awesome to try out Boolvideo as well :)

Congratulations and good luck on the launch. A question for you- How do you wish to differentiate yourself from other Customer Success Chatbots? Given that the tech is based on GPT-4, where does the Moat lie?

In your opinion, what are the key elements of a compelling story, especially when it comes to capturing the attention of potential investors? A breakdown would be immense 🙏

Absolutely. Knowing design or for that knowing the meta-principles behind it, can teach a lot to any professional. Essentially everyone is trying to convince, or pitch something to someone. Knowing Design means you can pitch it better, sell it better, create it better. What do you think @nimishg

Congratulations and all the best with your launch. Looks like a promising product in the HR Tech Space.