Audiopen lets people narrate their life stories and publish them as books. Speaker A sees this as exciting and purpose-driven despite uncertain revenue, while Speaker B argues that focusing on impact first will naturally attract users and money.
Chapters
I have people who are using Audiopen to write a book about their life stories, just narrating them one by one, and then collating chapters later from that. So I want to take it in that direction. Because I feel like that's something I want to see in the world, like I want to see exist. I don't know if that's the most lucrative path to go down for the product as far as revenue is concerned. But I think that's the most exciting one. for me if I were to look at the product and say, hey, you know what, what sort of change would I want this product to have in the world in 5 years' time? At the moment, that's the most exciting path for me.
Again, I think going after a noble purpose, I would say, you know, not going after numbers because numbers, you know, will chase when you have like a solid purpose like that. Speaking about those wildest use cases, right?