Nick Sonnenberg

Yeah.

No, like just that, like, well, however you communicate that one, one round trip of communication.

So, uh, the way that we're solving that, if you're familiar with outlook, um,

Outlook for organizations, you can see the free busy of your co-workers.

We're doing that now with your address book on your phone.

So if me and you are friends and we detect a mutual match in each other's address book and we're both on Calvin, we can overlap our calendars without me seeing the details of your calendar.

And basically, it shows me like what are good times to propose.

And I can propose you a few times knowing that I'm proposing times that have empty space on your calendar.

We're not right now.

I mean, right now the focus is just, you know, getting this thing out there live, getting users, improving the product and getting it as sticky as much as possible.

Down the road, there's some obvious ways that we can monetize.

Like one is affiliate partnerships.

So if me and you are trying to plan a dinner, we can detect that dinner means we should probably show you open table in the event.

Or likewise, if it's like movie night with Nick, we could show you Fandango.

So we can make money on those bookings.

And then the second way, which is a little bit more interesting, but way further down the road is integrating into brands.

So you go to, say, like SoulCycle.com.

Someday you want to do SoulCycle.

we would like to be integrated into these brands.

So you can click the Calvin icon on their website and it stores it in your someday list in Calvin.