Q And what, when you look at the pattern behaviors of those daily active users, what makes like, what are they doing every day? What makes your tool addictive?
A Uh, yes. Um, that's a, that's a very good question because there's multiple things that they're doing there. So, um, and addictive is, it's a good word because a lot of our, our users actually use that word. Um, First of all, you jump into gravity sketch and you just get into this creative flow because you don't need to be worrying about, you know, a tool or like functions or perspective drawing or anything. You just go in there and start using kind of like the most natural ways of creation. So in a way it just allows people to really dive deep into the idea that they have in their head and try to solve it as opposed to trying to figure out how to actually make the thing Possible. Um, so that's one thing. So they jump in, they start kind of like creating geometry. That's one of the use cases. Actually, it is pretty addictive, um, for two reasons, because it's awesome to use it and really fun, but also since you're immersed, you don't really see the light of the day. And so people lose the track of time quite often. So we actually had to put a clock in one of the controllers, like inside of the apartment. So that people would be like, oh damn, it's been like three hours and I'm still here.
AI assessment note: “First of all, you jump into gravity sketch and you just get into this creative flow”