Awesome, appreciate it. Reading more about the two online it looks like Evernote's just had its lunch eaten in recent years by competition

For writers/bloggers looking to 1) save discovered content (ex. different articles, links to podcasts, etc.) and 2) save writing (drafts, notes, edits, etc.) in one place, any suggestions?

Trash (trash.app) strikes a nice balance between human design +AI editing and is great for short sizzles.

Level it up with Snap! Snap has a camera plug in with all there AR filters that plugs into Zoom and I don't know why more people aren't talking about it: https://snapcamera.snapchat.com/

Holy smokes I love this. Exceptionally useful if you have disparate ongoing projects going on simultaneously. Thanks for the rec!

Generally, I go absolutely nuts on the tabs (as of this writing, i have 44 open).

Then at the end of the day I go through all of them really quickly to make sure there nothing in-progress or needed…

Whats the number one mistake you see companies make when scaling their growth team?

Are there any new/emerging paid acquisition channels in the SaaS world that excite you?

Interesting to think how much brand trust is tied to '.com'. Do you think the value in a ".com" will go down over the years as consumers increasingly become more comfortable with alternatives?

Thinking about impressive product launches to date, do you think the days of major product releases from big companies at CES are behind us?

Curious - do you set it and forget it, or are you regularly evaluating competitive options to your existing stack?

Very much agree. Probably unnecessary for early stage investors if you're solely utilizing it for funding details bc their data for Series A and earlier is usually incomplete or inaccurate. That said…