Canva

So a quick visual tour can help kids picture where a story or where an event takes place.

Now, I've done this with a few different school groups I've worked with, which is using Gemini's Canvas tool to build editable slideshows, docs, and visuals right inside of Gemini.

So you can create a slideshow of notable places in just a few minutes.

It's not going to be perfect, but you can think of it as a starter deck.

And that's what you're seeing here is that if you do have ARR growth in low to mid single digits and you're sort of this pandemic era software darling, you're sort of in dangerous water.

I think the names that have come to mind are Airtable, which went to Benning Spoons, but other people have brought up Notion, Canva.

There are a bunch.

in this cohort and I think you're sort of seeing it all play out whether they sort of go in an AI strategy or do they go in this sort of hold co, bending spoons route.

We do love to whiteboard.

And that whiteboarding is a workshop tool and output rather than a system of records.

So this is where I think something like even Airtable has more of an advantage, but Notion, Canva, is that...

All of those platforms, it's where your data and information sits.

... uh, I've noticed a number of people using it now, and it, it does take a workload off.

It's f- instead of g- going into Canva or Photoshop and manually creating something, you give it a prompt, and boom.

So interesting.

It- there is ways to utilize it without worshiping it and, uh, yeah.

Um, but yeah-

That we have, we have a rule at, at Caspian, same sort of thing, is like, you know, if we're in a meeting, don't let, don't let Ian into Canva 'cause I'm just gonna, like, mess around in there and like

like[laughs]

Just try to throw some crazy stuff together.