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@masako I agree, it's hard to build defensibility, but I think that's the case with most startups. If you look at Canva and how it sort of took some market share, probably from Adobe, I believe Tome can do the same. Since these software solutions always lower the barrier to entry, they attract...

@ams59 So, for the Adobe case, I'd say think like this, Imagine I want an animated picture of a kid singing for my website in a particular way. Previously, I had to find someone who knew Photoshop and ask them to do it, or learn it myself, buy the Adobe subscription, and make it myself. But now...

@edenspeak I agree with some of your points, but I don't understand why this is in bad faith, to be honest. Regarding the Ghostwriter app, it seems like a bad UX decision from the founders. Let me elaborate on the wrapper part. Think of Evernote, the note-taking app that was so popular and was...

@ams59 I am not an expert or anything, but I disagree with this point of view. If you go back in history, you’ll see plenty of examples of people calling the term 'wrapper.’ A software can be a wrapper around a programming language, when databases came, all the companies using databases became...