Shreya Murthy

We have readings.

We have a lot of clubs now.

So we're

book clubs, run clubs, knitting clubs, volunteer groups, birdwatching groups, pickup basketball groups.

And so what we're thinking a lot about is we've started to see so much traction with just people engaging with these public events and with our Discover feed.

Now we're thinking a lot about how do we...

how do we support the communities that are forming around these events?

Because sometimes it's not just a one-off event.

It's, I'm part of a book club and we actually meet every single week and we want a place to talk about our, you know, the book, the chapter we're reading before we show up.

We want something recurring, a recurring space where we can connect even outside of the larger events that we're having.

Or, you know, if you're

volunteer group, you might throw a few big fundraisers a year for the cause that you're supporting, but your group might be hanging out way more frequently than that.

And so how can we power not just your annual fundraiser, but also all of the smaller meetups that you're happening along the way?

And so that's what's next for us this year is really facilitating so many more of the

in-person experiences that people are already having and bringing to those experiences what we brought to parties and events, which is ease and delight.

It is.

Thank you.

Starting a company is the hardest thing that I've ever done.

And when I talk to other founders, they all say the same thing.

And when it's so hard, the rebuttable presumption is to not do it.