Jake Gibson

Very happy Ramp customer. Can't wait to see what new features they build out from here!

Why is it still so hard to find good service providers? Getting recommendations and referrals from friends, having to call references, and still knowing that you don't really know what you don't know. So happy someone is solving this with software

Congrats on the launch! The world is in desperate need of a resource like this. Proud to be a supporter 😄

Which banks do you guys work with?

I love this concept. The low end of the personal finance market is saturated with chat bots and apps that make users do all the decision making. The high end is solely focused on investments. I love that there’s finally someone helping everyone with their full financial picture.

Saving without goals is fruitless. What these guys are building will ultimately be better for users and their financial security in the long run

Oh awesome! Will there be a list at any point of dispensaries and delivery services that offer loyalty programs? Or any plans to do a Meadow-wide loyalty program applicable at all dispensaries?

Goal-based savings is definitely the behavioral nudge that's missing from most consumer finance products. Love it!

Amazing job guys! The new demo looks great - can't wait for my invite! 😀

Beautiful software that makes better managers. I would've killed to have something like Lattice when I was managing a larger organization.

I love the tagline - thanks Joe!

I've been waiting for an app version of this for a long time now. The offline listening is huge.

Just used Papaya to pay a parking ticket. Whole process took less than 30 seconds. Don't know how they can do this for free, but I love it!

I've been using Clara for while now, and even stopped using x.ai (which was free at the time) because Clara was so much better. The only thing I wish she could do for me is predict my location and plan meetings accordingly, since I'm on the road a lot. For example, some days I'm in Palo Alto, and some days in San Francisco. But I never want to do both because of the crazy travel time. So...

This looks pretty awesome. What are some of the best use cases you've seen from companies using your API?