Chandrshekhar rawan

Looking back, I'd tell myself to stop over-optimizing early. Shipping something imperfect taught me faster than endless tweaking. Momentum beats precision at the beginning and clarity shows up only after you build, break and rebuild a few times.

Nice work on this. I appreciate the emphasis on capturing what users actually see, not just theroretical outputs. That makes the data far more valuable for evaluation and hallucination analysis. Would love to explore some sample outputs.

Honestly, this is the kind of update that makes me love tech again. It seems to combine intelligence with real usability, not just hype. I'm eager to see how it feels hands-on.

As someone who loves exploring new apps, this change is such a big win for me. The fact that I can browser the full App Store from my browser feels modern and overdue. It's smoother, faster and actually fun to use on desktop.

Love this take! I'm seeing a trend where the most impactful engineers are storytellers, those who can justify why something matters before diving into how to build it. Tools like Cursor and Copilot just free me to think more deeply about meaning.

I'm curious how well this learns personal tone because that's the missing piece with most email tools. I like that it integrates directly into Gmail and Outlook. I'd happily let AI handle replies if it truly sounds natural and authentic.

Reading this feels like my own story. I've launched, refreshed and felt that painful silence too. But every flop sharpened my focus. I'm rebuilding my next version as well, more visibility, clearer messaging, stronger content. You're absolutely right: marketing makes momentum.