Dan Shipper: preference

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…Are there any other AI tools that you just use regularly? You mentioned Granola, even outside of the bottles. So what are some that you think maybe people are sleeping on? I use Granola. So I used to use Super Whisper and Whisper flow, which I think are fantastic. We have an internal version of that called Monologue that will be shipping in a month or so that I use now, but you can think of them as roughly equivalent. And I think generally speech to text interfaces are the future, and more people should be using them, and more people should be building them as affordances. We use Notion all the time, and I specifically use their meeting recording. I think that's mostly the stack. Okay. That was really helpful and super interesting. This episode is brought to you by PostHog, the product platform your engineers actually want to use. PostHog has all the tools that founders, developers, and product teams need, like product analytics, web analytics, session replays, heat maps, experimentation, surveys, LLM observability, air tracking, and more. Everything PostHog offers comes with a generous free tier that resets every month. More than 90% of customers use PostHog for free. You are going to love working with a team this transparent and technical, you'll see engineers landing pull requests for your issues, and their support team provides code-level assistance when things get tricky. PostHog lets you have all your data in one place beyond analytics events. Their data warehouse enables you to sync data from your Postgres database, Stripe, HubSpot, S3, and many more sources. Finally, their new AI product analyst, MaxAI, helps you get further faster. Get help building complex queries and setting up your account with an expert who's always standing by. Sign up today for free at posthog.com/lenny and make sure to tell them Lenny sent you. That's posthog.com/lenny. Let's go back to ways that your team operates. You mentioned having Kate. Was that her name?…

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