Category: Startups
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Websim (Product Review)
My summary of Websim before using it – I believe that Websim helps create a website in no time, using generative AI. How does Websim explain itself in the first minute? “Websim is a platform that imagines immersive websites and internets on the fly.” The intro text on websim.ai is pretty sparse, but it’s value…
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Cherry (Product Review)
My summary of Cherry before using it – Cherry is an eCommerce app using AI technology is all I know. How does Cherry explain itself in the first minute? “AI-powered price discovery for second-hand treasures”, followed by a QR code to download the app. It then turns out that Cherry isn’t available in my country,…
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Definely (Product Review)
My summary of Definely before using it – Definely is a legal AI product, possibly similar to Harvey, Robin AI and Luminance. How does Definely explain itself in the first minute? “Create, draft and review legal documents in one place, with one tool.” reads the headline on definely.com. Definely offers a solution “that helps lawyers…
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Tome (Product Review)
My summary of Tome before using it – I recently heard Reid Hoffman talk on a podcast about his investment in Tome, a company that helps people create professional presentations. How does Tome explain itself in the first minute? “Make deals, not decks” is the main line on the Tome website, explaining how “Tome is…
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“Build” (Book Review)
Tony Fadell is probably one of the most successful and well known product people alive. Fadell led the teams that built the iPod, the iPhone and was the CEO of Nest, the popular thermostat which was later on acquired by Google. In “Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making” Fadell reflects on his…
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