Over the past few weeks, we’ve been talking to everyone who pre-ordered Taya. Not surveys. Real conversations, directly between customers, myself, and the team. I want to understand why someone decides to wear a piece of tech. What makes them reach for it every morning. What would make them stop. One person sent an email last Friday that I’ve read every day since. She’s an exec. Her husband is a founder. Two toddlers. She told us managing all of it is a massive emotional and cognitive problem. She didn’t have time for a call, but she took the time to write. Customer stories like that are why we are building Taya. You can run all the surveys you want. But nothing replaces sitting across from someone and hearing what their life actually looks like. What breaks down. What they wish existed. This is what #buildinginpublic looks like. Talking to people. Listening. Letting their lives shape what we make. 🤍 (2/100) *** 👋🏻 I'm Elena, and I'm building Taya -- a voice AI wearable that's jewelry first, and technology second. Follow me here on LinkedIn for updates as I build in public, and check out Taya's website here: https://vist.ly/4s7mc
me, my oura ring, and my taya necklace we like this🤞
Really enjoyed this series Elena Wagenmans! It’s been great getting a deeper insight into your journey as a founder. The transparency around the highs, trade-offs and decision-making is so authentic. Looking forward to seeing what’s next 🚀
This is exactly how I see Taya existing in the world for women in every sector, every career, every role (especially those at home). Bravo!
Excited for the time when it gets delivered 🤩
Ayee🔥🔥
Love this - such a great anecdote and shows how essential Taya will be!
Completely agree - nothing replaces hearing directly from your customers - love the transparency Elena and so pumped for Taya!