@heyshrutimishra: SaaS is eating itself and this is the proof. Old world: you log in, stare at dashboards, figure out what happened, then…
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A tweet highlights the shift from passive SaaS dashboards to autonomous agents, citing human behavior v2, a product analytics tool that now 'handles it' after raising $5M from Y Combinator, General Catalyst, and Vercel.
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SaaS is eating itself and this is the proof.
Old world: you log in, stare at dashboards, figure out what happened, then decide what to do.
New world: it just does it. Every product analytics tool told you what users did. This one handles it.
SaaS isn’t going away, it’s becoming the agent.
amogh (@OfficialAmogh): hey! super excited to announce human behavior v2 ;)
we raised $5M from @paulg, @ycombinator, @generalcatalyst, @vercel to put your company on autopilot
product analytics told you what happened … human behavior now just handles it
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