Corey Knowles

And it's actually hostable in your cloud.

And so you can say, hey, it's a Docker image that I download and I directly just run it on my cloud.

And for a company like Procter & Gamble, that's critical because I think for them to expose their data to, let's say, lovable, it's

Pretty scary.

I mean, that's a pretty simple data.

It runs, you know, pretty simple data there.

And so I think that is really powerful.

It's sort of the, on top of the retail platform, it's in your cloud, it's on your data, in its security guarantees built in.

That's, I would say, what our AppTrend product is.

So we're pretty excited about it.

Wow.

It's a little bit of a fuzzy line, but I would say the clearest line to draw probably is Excel users, which is, if you think about the advent of Excel, I think Excel was tremendously empowering for so many people.

I mean, when I look at our finance department, it's nuts what they can do with Excel.

And, uh,

If you compare Excel to a word doc, you know, you can see, you know, a word doc is powerful, but it's like a notepad, you know, it's not extremely powerful, but with Excel, you start doing, you can start doing programming effectively.

You can do calculations in multiple columns.

You can do pivot tape.

You know, it's, you know, it's very powerful, if you will.

But if you think about from the advent of Excel or Lotus one, two, three, up until now, if you think about that average user,

they have not really gained many more capabilities beyond those simple Excel features.