In the last 15 months, @MiroHQ has seen explosive growth—from 3 million to 20 million users and from 300 to 900 employees.
But this hasn’t been without challenges, especially around scaling our product discovery and decision-making engine. A thread:
Today, we’re announcing Runlayer has raised $30M from Felicis and Khosla Ventures to help companies go all in on AI.
Runlayer is the golden path for AI: enablement, security, and control in one platform.
So, how does it give your team the right tools for AI? 🧵
Today, we're launching OpenClaw for Enterprise.
The IDEA of OpenClaw is excellent.
That's why your employees already tried ClawdBot last weekend. They probably spent hours linking it to everything - email, Slack, Jira, you name it.
They installed a giant security nightmare.
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Literally everyone is freaking out over Codex like they didn’t do the exact same thing for Devin, Cursor, DeepSeek, and every GPT drop since 2.0.
The hype cycle resets every 3 weeks, and we all start everything all over again.
This is what we'll see over the next few days:
• OpenAI employees will claim they have been using Codex for a while, and it's writing all of their code.
• A few people will tell the story of how they casually asked Codex to finish an old project, and it did it all, and it was perfect.
• AI influencers will litter our feeds with "90% of people don't know this Codex trick" and "Cursor is dead" threads.
• AI doomers will tell us how the article they published in 1989 explains why Codex will never work.
• VCs will congratulate themselves and write posts about how Codex will enable the next trillion-dollar market.
• Someone will write a Medium post titled “How Codex Made Me a 10x Engineer (And Saved My Marriage).”
• 20% of YC founders will pivot their startups to Codex-related stuff.
And this will continue until the next shitty autocomplete drops, and we all forget about Codex and start the cycle all over again.
@GolerGkA@fkasummer New founder here. We chose Teams over Slack, not because it’s better but because we sell to enterprises and they all use Teams.
It’s much easier to keep the cross-company communication open with our customers using Teams.
Miro just released the biggest update of their platform yet: the Innovation Workspace.
With a tool as ubiquitous as this, it’s good to be ahead of the best use cases.
These are 5 features I would look out for as a PM:
🤩The world’s very first Intelligent Canvas is live on Product Hunt – A new AI powered way for teams to ideate, iterate and deliver faster 🙌 https://t.co/85yGePohqF