Sirur: Creative automation software begins where Adobe's design tools end
Satej Sirur · HOW They're Competing With ADOBE! ft. Satej Sirur, Founder @Rocketiumapp · Mar 7, 2022 · at 17:04
Satej Sirur, founder and CEO of Rocketium, compares legacy design tools like Adobe Photoshop with automated scaling software.
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“We begin where professional design software like Adobe end professional scaling software like ours would come in.”
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