Andre Podorak

I think you are familiar.

Maybe I know you are familiar with Webflow because you had the CEO in an interview, but there's other major players like Weebly and Wix and so forth.

Right.

And the big players, they already have app stores.

Okay.

But the small players like even Webflow or ReadyMag or

thousands of others, or Cloudflare, for example, they cannot have an app store because they don't yet have enough user

they don't have enough market basically to sell the apps to.

Yeah, exactly.

So you have similar stuff that web publishers offer to their users.

Yeah.

And we we also handle basically the developer, you know, the developer ecosystem.

They don't have to find developers to build applications specifically for them because they build apps for widget and then we distribute them to a wide range of platforms, which basically means that

they are not distributing only to say 10,000 users.

In total, they can distribute to the same amount of users as Wix has or Weebly and stuff like that.

No, so it's basically the same process they would have to go through for Weebly, say, or for Wix, right?

But what we do is, first of all, we enable the publishers to have those app stores.

Because right now, even if they would want to offer apps on, say, ReadyMank or similar platforms, they cannot.

Since there's no app store existing on either of those smaller players.

I can give you an example.