Tim Chuang

Building in SF @ Composite

[Tim Chuang @t2chuang]

@YangFanYun Loved working on this!! LFG

[Tim Chuang @t2chuang]

@cmpttd @ChatGPT its everywhere 🫣

[Tim Chuang @t2chuang]

Across a large panel of real browsing sessions, we studied how work moves from page by page to see where people go next. Every jump tells a story about how work really gets done.

Here’s what 700 of the most-used sites told us 🧵 (1/5)

[Charlie Deane @KicksCharlie]

22% of work browsing happens on sites outside the top 1,000

While every agent demo is gmail or salesforce, a ton of actual work is on some random state licensing portal that hasn't been touched since 2011

[Riti Agarwal @riti_agarwal084]

Super interesting to see all the web patterns! You can enter in any domain and see how people got there and where they go next!

[Tim Chuang @t2chuang]

@riti_agarwal084 @GeminiApp @claudeai Guess google just still has a larger reach overall 🤔
Still behind @ChatGPT

[Tim Chuang @t2chuang]

The web is less concentrated than you’d think.

The top 10 sites take 41% of active time. But 22% goes to sites ranked below 1,000: industry portals, niche software, regional services.

In shopping (35%) and personal finance (38%), the tail is even fatter. Money is still local and spread across different sites.

Test it out for yourself:
https://t.co/1eUtNhNJrv
(5/5)

[Tim Chuang @t2chuang]

Shopping is a spreadsheet job.

Google Sheets is Walmart’s #1 next stop (17%). It’s Temu’s too, and 85% of those trips bounce straight back.

That’s not someone buying socks. It’s probably resellers logging prices. AliExpress → eBay, at 157× chance, looks like dropshipping. (4/5)