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for 20 years we built dashboards so humans could operate software. now software operates itself, and you just tell it what you want. welcome to the headless era 💫

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Polarvor 11 Tagen

Connect Polar with your AI harness today

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Manasvor 11 Tagen

@emilwidlund is cooking with the design

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Mr Nurulvor 11 Tagen

Thank you Polar for making my life easy

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Waelvor 11 Tagen

Love it polar!💙

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andresvor 11 Tagen

YES

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Konradvor 11 Tagen

this!

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Duncanvor 11 Tagen

love the video

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Ved Nigvor 11 Tagen

Polar - payments for agents?

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Gastón Alvesvor 11 Tagen

I already use Polar in my product 🇦🇷

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Fernando Ruizvor 11 Tagen

headless works for the stuff you already know how to ask for. dashboards still earn their place when you don't know what's wrong yet and need to see it before you can say it

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Girish Lakshminarayanavor 11 Tagen

somebody's still gonna want a dashboard to check what the headless thing actually did no?

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filipvor 11 Tagen

Nice!

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Andreas Kruszakin-Liboskavor 11 Tagen

huh interesting

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Zakariavor 10 Tagen

sheeeshhh

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Taruntejvor 11 Tagen

🔥🔥 Soo easy to navigate now 😄

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Matteavor 11 Tagen

I need someone to charge the users for the intelligence (tokens) to use my app, with a percentage of that kicked back to me. It's still not Polar?

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