Dax Raad

Thank you.

Yeah, it's happened in the last, like, couple months.

Yeah.

three months or so.

So we're still very much in the phase of getting everyone settled.

We're in that horrible feeling phase where we have more people than ever, but we're like going slower than ever because like everyone is still kind of getting situated and getting up to speed, et cetera.

So we're trying to make it to that phase as fast as possible.

I think for us, we're an open source company.

So which means all of our code is already public.

So we kind of build in public as much as we can.

We've been trying to figure out a good terminology for this.

But if we have like a thing we're trying to ship or make happen, there's a phase where you're trying to like push it up the hill.

And that's like a painful phase because you're going from zero to making it exist.

And there's a point where it's definitely not done.

There's definitely a lot of work to do.

But at that point, most of the stuff is figured out as most just like fleshing out the details.

So our team really tries to focus on getting it out of that first phase into the second phase as fast as possible.

We kind of put a milestone of like, this is a demo that we want to show people.

Let's try to get to there as fast as possible.

And from there, again, because we're so public, because our users are so vocal,