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Yes it's a nice article but it doesn't take into account situations where the Law of Diminishing Returns applies.

Congrats on the raise and success to date!

When you first launched I recall seeing an advertisement for CEO position at Supabase which I thought was surprising for such an early stage startup. It looks like that never eventuated which I am pleased to see. I am curious about the backstory behind seeking an external CEO and then concluding not to?

I found the book enjoyable but drawn out. Felt like there was a bit too much repetition of concepts.

Congrats on the launch.

What's the hardest thing you have found getting Kodex to this point?

How many government bodies are you connected to? Can you use your platform even if they do not use it?

Do you use a subscription pricing model?

Congrats on the launch! It looks like a useful product.

Your low end pricing (i.e. startups & starter packages) seems expensive. For sure it might be worth the value but I feel like it may create some friction for new product builders. What do you think about that? Do you have any plans to re-evaluate or are you pretty set on that for now?

Congrats on the launch and Finley looks like an exciting product.

Do you plan to mainly focus on the borrower side or also look at the lending side?

Do you have any integrations with particular lenders or lending software?

What integrations do you have to enable routine reporting? eg. integrations with specific accounting software? Generic API integration, etc?

Congrats on the launch. Best case scenario that it is widely adopted: what's stopping others from releasing a similar product? Why haven't they already?