MacVoices #24258: More Home Organization with Under My Roof (2)

Our conversation with Diane Hamilton, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Binary Formations continues with how they are implementing machine learning integration in Under My Roof, particularly object recognition, and the support resources available for users. Diane also shares insights on the transition to a subscription model, data ownership and privacy through iCloud integration. (Part 2) 

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Show Notes:

Chapters:

00:10 Introduction to Under My Roof
03:00 Enhancing User Experience with Documentation
06:15 The Pricing Dilemma
12:15 Data Access and Privacy Concerns
18:21 Understanding the Product's Value
18:39 Resources for Learning More
22:34 Closing Thoughts and Future Engagement

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Diane Hamilton is the Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Binary Formations, the makers of Under My Roof, the home organization and maintenance utility.

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