Benjamin VanEvery

I love the ability to organize anything at any level of depth. The ability to create timelines and link tasks to multiple projects is so useful. The permissions structure and ability to use anything as a template work exactly as I would want.

User accessibility is very difficult because so much of the app's functionality is hidden behind hover actions

• Feels lighter weight

• Customization is more intuitive

• Collaboration outside of my org is easier

Ramp significantly improves how we manage vendor spending. It simplifies receipt tracking and categorization across the org. I'm able to group expenses by category and team.

The user interface is a little crowded and doesn't quite match the way that I think about spending and cards. It is built for an accountant, not a business owner. On the bright side, the omni-search functionality makes finding what I need easier.

If you manage multiple business entities, having the ability to search across all of them would be appreciated.

This app nails the basics for a home owner

1. Manage alarm state

2. Stream and manage IOT devices

3. Set perimeters

4. Geofencing

5. Rapid load times

1. I often get logged out when streaming my security video feeds

2. There is a little pop-up for "Live Chat" the covers up the video controls in the stream

I have been using Qobuz for several years. The music quality is excellent. The selection is broad and only very rarely hasn't included music that I want -- spanning vast genres. The feature to switch music playing between devices is slick and very useful!

1. Ease of use managing playlist entries (selecting multiple items to remove or add on desktop)

2. Ability to change the column width when viewing track information

3. Ability to play music from my cache when I'm offline

1. Qobuz gives more back to the artists

2. Qobuz is focused only on the music, not podcasts for example

It is very easy to copy and paste hundreds of items. I can pin items to re-paste so that they don't get lost in the history. I can easily paste multiple items without ever using my mouse. The key commands are all customizable.

Granola is critical to my daily workflow. I use it multiple times a day. Where Granola really nails it is with in-meeting chat -- I can ask it to summarize what's just been said, recall something mentioned earlier, or synthesize summaries. I also enjoy the search feature and analysis across multiple meetings (with filters).

Please build an Android app so that I can take my phone off of speaker while my laptop listens in!