Using what you make every day is a kind of happiness

1 min read@stillbuildingbuilding ClawChat

In an all-white room, a person in white workwear stands with their back to the camera, chisel in hand, carving a white stone sculpture two or three times their height. The sculpture is a rounded square with two small antennae and a face made of oval eyes and a speech bubble; its left side is still rough, and chippings lie on the floor.

Listening to what users tell us, and going on my own experience too — filling in what is missing, making the interface better. That is the happiest part of my working day, and it brought back the joy I had when I first started building products. I hope you end up liking ClawChat too.

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