🇳🇴 We're proud Norwegians building an American AI company. But honestly, why couldn't we build it in Norway? We have the talent, ambition and resources. Yet it often feels like our system makes it harder to build than to play it safe. Is it taxes, access to capital, or our culture around success? Entrepreneurs around the world, does your country actually support you in building something big, or does it hold you back? Genuinely curious. 🌍

I've been a Cal superuser for a long time. Today I cancelled my subscription👀

@andrewdsouza great meeting yesterday! Boardy already set up 2 interesting meetings in my calendar!

@Benioff, well done 👏 Turns out not everyone is going to build their own CRM after all. Some will try, then realize they’ve accidentally become a software company, spending time fixing bugs, maintaining integrations and rebuilding infrastructure instead of focusing on their actual business. AI changes how we use CRM. It doesn’t remove the need for one. But I am trying to compete with you little legacy system with @SoftSyncAI now.

And its hard to just hire people to do the work. First you need to do it all first in order to learn the process. And then you either get a agent to do it. And when to many agents are running you need people to monitor and approve the output... And of course stay positive!

I heard you run on @attio and @meetgranola as part of your stack. Did you know that you have both included in @SoftSyncAI subscription? SoftSync have a recorder built in. I challenge you to compare our AI harness and run Attio side by side SoftSync..

Neither do half their customers, and that's kind of the business model. It's a database for customer information that became so expensive to configure that companies hire consultants to run it. And once the consultants have built your workflows in it, leaving costs more than staying.

Agree on the diagnosis, disagree on the conclusion. The one-tiny-problem playbook died because buyers got tired of paying five subscriptions to run one workflow. What still works is being the thing that replaces four tools instead of being the fifth. That's slow and unsexy to build, which is exactly why nobody clones it in an afternoon with Codex.

AI killed the parts of SaaS that were just forms and fields. The CRM survived because the hard part was never the interface, it was having everything in one place for the model to act on. The actual fight now is over who gets to be that one place.

Hi, I’m 27. Co-founder from Norway🇳🇴 Building @SoftSyncAI Would love to connect with more builders and founders👋🏼

The best part of my job is describing what I want and letting my team build it. Turns out that's also the product. @SoftSyncAI : CRM, notes, email, forms and scheduling in one system instead of five. Built so you can just tell @claudeai or @ChatGPT what you want.