Jade Melissa

Voice input is easier, but editing spoken text can be messy. How are users handling corrections?

"Audio + visuals fully aligned" is the part that stands out most here, what was the hardest part technically?

Have you seen any difference in conversion when the discount is framed around timing versus feature access?

Curious whether the people asking for chat were the same people who actually used it the most once it launched.

Curious how much weight goes into the actual product versus the pitch itself in the early review stage.

This is exactly why "it works" is such a dangerous benchmark with AI written code. Did the DB wipe scare you the most, or was it the silent API cost spike?

For me it's usually when I can instantly pic where the product fits into something I already do. Do you think workflow fit matters more than novelty now?

Worst advice for me has to be "talk about your product more" when the real issue nobody cared yet. Do you think founders often explain too early before creating enough tension?

What makes this messy is that "optional" often stops feeling optional once culture starts rewarding the people who post. Do you think most companies are honest about that pressure?