Remember when everyone said "Why do we need LINE when Skype exists?" Yet LINE crushed it in Japan anyway.
Same pattern repeats in tech: even if core mechanisms are identical and incumbents exist first, the product with better UX, pricing, and accessibility for normies wins the market. Early mockers eventually adopt once the ecosystem grows.
Muse vs coding agents/Grok Bot is the same story. Sure, those tools have more features right now. But Muse has way clearer onboarding for casual users—people who don't even know what ChatGPT is might start with Muse directly.
In the end, whatever gets mass adoption gets polished and becomes the de facto standard. That's why I'm deliberately forcing myself to use Muse now—training my workflow around it before it potentially eats the market.
Same pattern repeats in tech: even if core mechanisms are identical and incumbents exist first, the product with better UX, pricing, and accessibility for normies wins the market. Early mockers eventually adopt once the ecosystem grows.
Muse vs coding agents/Grok Bot is the same story. Sure, those tools have more features right now. But Muse has way clearer onboarding for casual users—people who don't even know what ChatGPT is might start with Muse directly.
In the end, whatever gets mass adoption gets polished and becomes the de facto standard. That's why I'm deliberately forcing myself to use Muse now—training my workflow around it before it potentially eats the market.