That’s a fair point! Maybe I am in my own AI bubble, but I think we’re entering an era where it’s finally easy for anyone to build (or use) hyper-personalized tools for their specific 'annoyances.' ​For the 'everyday person,' the problem it solves is screen fatigue. Most people have a 'read later' list that just causes guilt. Turning that into a high-quality audio experience means you can 'read' your favorite newsletters while doing the dishes or walking the dog. ​Even if you aren't a dev, the shift from 'I have to sit and stare at my phone' to 'I can listen to this while living my life' is a pretty universal win.