Sree Chintala

SaaS isn’t dying, it’s evolving. AI won’t replace it—it’ll just make the best products smarter. The real winners will be those who build AI-first, adaptive solutions. Curious to hear how others see this shift!

Great question, David! AI should solve real problems, not just add complexity. In legal tech, we use AI to simplify workflows and save time—not overcomplicate. The key is balance: using AI where it truly enhances the user experience. Curious to hear others' thoughts!

Great breakdown, Nika! Trust is everything, especially for early-stage products. Clear communication, a transparent team presence, and an easy way for users to test without friction make all the difference.We’re currently working on launching My-Legacy.ai, and these points resonate—building credibility from day one is a priority. Looking forward to your insights on fraud prevention!

Interesting take, Alex. AI is making software easier to build, but the real value lies in solving real problems. Do we risk software becoming a commodity, or is this just the next wave of innovation?

These new tools open up incredible possibilities for automation and AI-driven workflows. The Web Search tool with citations is a game-changer for AI SEO and knowledge retrieval, while the Computer Use tool could redefine how we think about AI-powered operations. Excited to see how startups and enterprises integrate these capabilities. Definitely a space to watch!

Love the transparency and focus on building for developers first. Your approach to multi-product strategy is inspiring—doubling down on what works rather than trying to reinvent the wheel. Curious, as you scale, how do you balance shipping new products vs. refining the core experience for existing users?

Seems like a good use case. I will certainly try it.