Products with a Soul: What Mac AI Apps Can Learn from Granola
Following our Granola review, and after watching Christopher Pedregal’s talk, one idea: great products don’t feel like feature sets. They feel like people you’ve come to know.
Following our Granola review, and after watching Christopher Pedregal’s talk, one idea: great products don’t feel like feature sets. They feel like people you’ve come to know.
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