Y Combinator Startup Podcast
00:54:39 · Aaron Epstein, Stephen Haney
[00:54:39] S1: And what's next for Paper? [00:54:40] S0: Well, so we are... Like I said, we're building out some table stakes, components, comments, bottleneck reducers. I'm really excited. It's something I've learned from talking to users is people are building all these prototypes all over the place, and they're they're ending up on Vercel or their HTML files, and people don't know how to leave feedback onto them, how to even find which one someone's talking about. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna put... Basically, you can iframe things onto the paper canvas. It has a place to keep your prototypes organized. And then people can leave comments as they're used to doing on the prototypes. So when people ask us if we're doing prototyping, it's like, well, kind of. We're gonna help you organize your and have feedback cycles. And I think this is gonna be a really big unlock for companies that are building playgrounds for their designers to vibe code in. But then it's kind of like this messy resolve, and they need some tool to help them organize that. So that's a big thing we're gonna be working on the next, you know, six months or so as we're building out the table stakes that that people expect to. [00:55:34] S1: Amazing. Stephen, thank you so much for coming on and Yeah. Sharing Paper with us and all of your design insight that I know has been hard earned over the years and the companies that you've built and and the incredible places you've worked. So thank you. [00:55:46] S0: Yeah. Thank you so much for having me.
00:55:46 · Stephen Haney, Aaron Epstein
[00:55:46] S0: Yeah. Thank you so much for having me. [00:55:48] S1: That does it for this episode of Design Review, and we'll see you on the next one.