Jason Hsiao

They need to do one or two things.

Some people, you know, come back after six months or 12 months or five years or whatever.

So it's a little bit all over the place.

But I think more and more now we're kind of getting into the wave where people are like, OK, video is actually kind of like a form of communication.

I mean, I start figuring out how to use this more regularly.

And so the onus is on us to figure out how to make it easier and easier and kind of show people what they should be doing.

Yeah, well, let's see, man.

So we had, we were basically, a few of us actually were still working.

We were working in the TV industry here in New York, and we actually kind of started this on the side.

And we worked, we gave ourselves a year to see if we could actually prove out this technology.

And we thought it was going to take a few months.

It took us a year to even see if we could

if we could do this.

And it was basically the idea of rendering original video frame-for-frame in the cloud.

It's totally nerdy, but we were like, no one's done this before, so we're going to try to do this.

And who's we?

There are four co-founders, but there are basically three of us that were more on the product side.

And I'm the least smart of the other two, who are the geniuses.

And then we got to the point where we're like, okay, well, should we do this?

Let's give ourselves a year and see if we could pull this off.