Shashir Mehrotra

So you might be in a web app.

So it could be Gmail.

It could be Google Docs.

It could be Coda.

It could be Notion.

You could be in a desktop app.

That could be

Apple Notes, that could be Slack, that could be whatever app you're using, could be every mobile application.

We have for every one of those applications, we figured out the right way to observe what you're doing, annotate it in a way that is unobtrusive to you and to the application, and to make changes on your behalf.

Doing that everywhere is the proposition.

As you jump from tool to tool, yeah, there's different types of AI in each one.

Most of them actually don't have that.

Like I said, we see a million unique surfaces a day, and the ones that do don't feel like one integrated experience.

That's why we have about 40 million daily active users, and that's what they use us for.

Yeah, and becoming more intelligent is certainly part of it.

I mean, I think for many people, it's just that one familiar experience that really feels like that virtual human working right next to you.

I mean, it's both.

And if we think about Grammarly, I think Grammarly is both the ever-present, it's very important, and very high-quality grammar results.

As we split the product into parts, and we said we're going to take the platform layer of Grammarly and we're going to turn it into a platform, that's what we call Go, that's about allowing other people to create agents and experiences that provide a high-quality experience that we can make ubiquitous for them.

Yeah, I mean, I think we have a lot of different thoughts on how to make good decisions.