Mattias Blomqvist

A lot of work slows down because someone has to remember what comes next. If Playbooks can keep things moving after you set them up once, that helps a lot. Would like to see how this works in real use.

How do you keep users engaged after the initial novelty of Mochi fades? What metrics do you track to see if focus time improves over days or weeks? Are there features you adjusted after seeing users drop off?

Kids change their minds every day and dinner becomes a guessing game. It’s annoying when you plan something and they suddenly won’t touch it. Bean seems helpful since you can adjust the recipe on the spot instead of looking for a whole new meal. Might be useful for parents dealing with picky eaters.

I always lose track in long videos, so something that shows the main parts is really lil my pain. Does it work the same for videos that have no talking like game videos or travel vlogs?

Most exam prep tools feel noting like the real test,so having real timing and feedback in one place sounds really useful. I like that it focuses on TEF specifically instead of trying to cover everything. Curious how accurate the scoring feels compared to the actual exam.