Is this the aforementioned comment about _why_ you aren't being specific about the implementation?
> Eventually I decided to see if I could find a novel, more user-friendly approach that doesn't require you to put a thousand-dollars phone on a fast moving spinning thingie, and that's how Grooved came to be.
If it isn't then I couldn't find it. I was very curious about that too (both how it worked, and then the incentive for secrecy--totally your prerogative but again curious given the veiled-to-me explanation) but didn't seem to find such a comment. Protecting novelty seems like the implied reason.
Is this the aforementioned comment about _why_ you aren't being specific about the implementation?
> Eventually I decided to see if I could find a novel, more user-friendly approach that doesn't require you to put a thousand-dollars phone on a fast moving spinning thingie, and that's how Grooved came to be.
If it isn't then I couldn't find it. I was very curious about that too (both how it worked, and then the incentive for secrecy--totally your prerogative but again curious given the veiled-to-me explanation) but didn't seem to find such a comment. Protecting novelty seems like the implied reason.