oh that's so exciting i mean i know you've been working on this for many many months and even years now talk to us more about then the reader experience that yes they can listen to the book in many languages they can get summaries of the book as you say it's classroom that they can open be in any time of the day or night now you and i talked a little bit before we went on the air about different personas talk to us more about those and what that's all about

With such experiences you can have with such book format, we can help four main different personas to engage more with the books and the reading experience, starting with what we call the knowledge architect, someone who would want to read multiple books, but they don't have time to do so.

So with such book format, they will be able to navigate through different books in a non-linear way and understand have the ability to manage their time around reading all these multiple books.

The second persona are people with ADHD, people who have problems with attention.

With this ability to just focus on what matters the most, they will have the opportunity to get exactly what they were looking for and navigate through the books in a more easy way.

The third persona is people with language barriers.

People who, for example, English is their second language.

So what kind of guarantees there do they have through you?