We believe that technology should increase rather than decrease human agency.
It's pretty simple-- people generally don't want tech products to wind up manipulating them into doing things they don't want to do.
Building products with human agency in mind results in happier, more satisfied customers who stick around, spend more money and refer their friends.
We strive to increase agency not just through building awesome products -- we treat our clients and team in ways that respect their agency and also donate 5% of our profits to highly effective charities.
Given the increasingly important role technology plays in our daily lives, and future technological advances like Brain Machine Interfaces, tech that is designed with agency in mind is crucial to our future.
We’re uncovering ways to increase human agency by pushing the envelope ourselves.
This UX makes it challenging for us to:
Do what we want to do.
Do what we intend to do.
Remember our goals.
Think complete thoughts.
Accomplish tasks on time.
We’re constantly confronted with distractions and interruptions designed to serve the product at the cost of our sanity.
Every interaction is a battle, and we’re exhausted.
Are designed to be friction-free.
Function as a seamless extension of ourselves.
Discourage multi-tasking.
Amplify our transcription fluency.
Change only when necessary - only when beneficial.
Sacrifice short-term economic gains for long-term customer value.
And for a brief moment, it may appear anti-product, but we’ve found that it’s exactly the opposite.
We build satisfying products that keep users coming back.
By increasing human agency, each of us reap the benefits.
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