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The men of Rover

The team got together over the break in San Francisco. Over rice bowls and ginger sodas, there was a lot to share and plan and we're all very excited about the upcoming weeks.
Josh Nguyen

by Josh Nguyen

The men of Rover

The team got together over the break in San Francisco. Over rice bowls and ginger sodas, there was a lot to share and plan and we're all very excited about the upcoming weeks.

  • Anton: vibecoding and resiliency
  • Mark: letting the world see what we've been up to
  • Josh: less of AI-slop and social-enshittification, more sparks for good convos
  • John: making briefs more interesting for our users and the new app design
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