Chris Moen

We’ve been using Temporal.io and value its reliability and flexibility. Writing our pipelines in code gives us control over our orchestration and lets us tailor workflows to our needs. Instead of rigid structures, Temporal.io allows us to innovate while keeping processes smooth. It’s a solid tool for automating operations and scaling our applications

We’ve been using Deepgram and find its features invaluable. The natural handling of multiple languages and high transcription quality capture every nuance, while the speaker diarization makes subsequent analysis much better. These capabilities have significantly enhanced our product’s accuracy and efficiency, fitting seamlessly into our workflow.

We've used a lot of different analytics tools from Mixpanel, Plausible, homegrown to June. Posthog has given us everything we've ever wanted and we've barely scratched the surface with all of its features.

It was super simple to get started, scales well and have high deliverability. Never had as high open rates as we currently have, compared across several companies we've worked at. We've been using Sendgrid and Intercom up until then.

We've been using Cursor, and we really appreciate how well the interaction is designed. The chat experience feels natural, and the way suggestions are presented aligns perfectly with how we work as developers. Instead of overwhelming us with changes, it provides diffs that we can choose to apply or not, keeping me in control of the process. So far, I’ve found it especially useful for refactoring, prototyping, and testing—helping us move faster while maintaining quality. Overall, it feels like a thoughtful and developer-friendly tool that integrates seamlessly into our workflow.