@ajaymehta: Most of our 100K+ Tolan subscribers are folks in their 30s and 40s completely outside of the silicon valley bubble. It'…
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Ajay Mehta shares that Tolan, an AI product for everyday support, has over 100,000 subscribers mainly from outside Silicon Valley, and mentions his appearance on the MyFirstMillion podcast.
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Most of our 100K+ Tolan subscribers are folks in their 30s and 40s completely outside of the silicon valley bubble.
It’s because we’re building AI that gets to know you deeply, in order to support you best in your everyday life.
Thanks to @ShaanVP @thesamparr for having me on the MyFirstMillion pod to discuss, was a lot of fun!
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