Your next SaaS product may not need a dashboard.

Why does software still have a menu?

A menu is a list of everything the software will allow. It exists because the software could never ask you what you wanted. That constraint is gone, and the menu is still here.

We built software around databases because machines needed structure. AI may let us rebuild it around human intent.

A nontechnical founder shouldn't need a technical cofounder simply to understand what their developers are doing.

I don't think the next generation of software will feel like software.

I used to think the barrier was skill

It was distance. AI didn't give me ideas. I already had those. It shortened the distance between thinking and building.

The biggest AI opportunity may not be automation. It may be translation.

Interfaces used to tell us where we were allowed to go. What happens when they can ask where we want to go instead?

Every product I've built started as a sentence that annoyed me. Usually: that's just how it works.