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@dsiroker @brettbejcek I really like your app and really want to use it but it's too expensive for me as an Indian so it would be really amazing if you could give us India-specific pricing based on our purchasing power parity.

I love the concept, although I am not yet sure it's useful. I see it a bit like insurance: the day I'll need it, I'll be so happy to have it.

I'm most impressed with how fast the team is tackling each challenge to creating a fully-usable product, considering that these are not small feats: battery energy improvements, transcripts in multiple languages, making sure the audio recording doesn't catch on random background music, and a lot more. All of this feedback I gave was listened to and worked on. If only all other companies operated this way! - Arrigo

The implementation of this is awesome! Seamlessly integrates into my macOS setup. Let's see how it performs in the long term. But it is definitely something new worth testing!

As a musician, artist, and consultant, I initially thought this tool might serve one of my niches well. I have been delighted to see its use in all areas of my workflow. Meetings are less stress now that I can fully engage in the meeting and go back later to read through transcripts. I'm happy to see that features are constantly rolling out, and the core feature of going back through what I've done on my computer visually on a timeline has saved my hide on more than a few occasions (had a database get deleted and had to go back through previous build to find designs I used and codes I implemented into websites, had to reference websites I pulled up during meetings that I didn't have saved, etc.). Love the team, love the mission, love the product. A++++

The only negative thing I have to say about this is that I don't use *that* often, but whenever I do I marvel at the product. It's wonderfully well implemented and as they more intelligence into the search it can become more valuable.

Its very intuitive and brings me the benefits and functionality exactly as I would expect. It's still early days but they've already added a lot of helpful features like filtering memories by app and starring memories "in the moment".

From the onboarding process, to actually using the tool for the first time, and then on subsequent days Rewind is legitimately kind of magical. With respect to the search and timeline features (not the *great* meeting transcription features from Scribe) I can see it becoming a mainstay for any and everyone for maintaining flow across projects and time. Really reduces the cognitive overhead of finding and remembering things I've done during my day to day. It used minimal resources and the fact that it's all local alleviates all my general privacy concerns (that and it not coming from a bigger tech company). While I can imagine a couple of UX changes that might need to be made to selectively prune and improve scrubbing through your history after long-term use as well as tweaks to ignore certain portions of sites so its not flooded with useless info (currently you can just block the site entirely) I can confidently say in its current form it's legitimately game changing. I have real faith the team will be able to add even better, smarter features on this solid base.