Noah Labhart

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So now I'm curious to move into what you mentioned in progressing the product, maybe making the trade-offs here, how you progressed and matured it.

And I think to wrap in a box, though, what I'm looking for is how you built your roadmap, how you went about deciding that, okay, this is the next most important thing to build or to address with Overmine.

So I'm curious about team, right?