With our current positioning of "walkie-talkie for startups", the browser is far too limited. It's a subpar experience and adds complexity not only to engineering but also to the user experience (decision fatigue).
Focusing on one experience will have a higher chance of impressing the user, even if it takes more marketing effort to get them to trust us to install the app.
With our current positioning of "walkie-talkie for startups", the browser is far too limited. It's a subpar experience and adds complexity not only to engineering but also to the user experience (decision fatigue).
Focusing on one experience will have a higher chance of impressing the user, even if it takes more marketing effort to get them to trust us to install the app.
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With our current positioning of "walkie-talkie for startups", the browser is far too limited. It's a subpar experience and adds complexity not only to engineering but also to the user experience (decision fatigue).
Focusing on one experience will have a higher chance of impressing the user, even if it takes more marketing effort to get them to trust us to install the app.