Dropbox
A cloud storage service that allows users to store, sync, and share files across devices.
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"My co-founder and I worked at Dropbox and I think one of the big learnings for us from Dropbox is you can always take a world-class product experience and figure out how it works for the enterprise."
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"I'm pretty far from Dropbox. It's been a long time since I worked there, but I think there was a huge free pack of free users that were very costly..."
"Well, it's very simple. It's very, very similar to Dropbox with the one caveat that it is essentially encrypted. It's encrypted on device."
More from Rasty Turek →"There are so many systems today which are used just to store assets — some people use Dropbox, some people use Google Drive, some people are going to try to use Miro, some people are going to try to use Frame.io."
More from Alex Mashrabov →"Ideally it's not just some static kind of Dropbox folder but something that's plugged into the way that you do work — your agents, your workflows."
More from Gabe Stengel →"We were unbundling Dropbox into this audio-centric cloud service. So instead of receiving a series of audio files that didn't have those special features for audio inside of the product, you know, we built this purpose-built thing."
More from José Chayet →"Dropbox — unbelievable product. Especially when it first came out in business school, I was one of the first people to use Dropbox and that went off like crazy. I have so much storage still on my free Dropbox because I gave out my referral code to..."
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"Steve Jobs called famously the founder Drew of Dropbox and said, 'Hey, I'd love to hear what you're up to.' He's not calling because he needs more friends."
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"The whole concept of bottom-up sales was kind of a Dropbox invention if you go back in startup history — the idea that people would just buy someth..."
"Uber had done it first and I think Dropbox did it before them"
"You work with like a Dropbox and what is an AI first version of Dropbox, or Slack, and an AI first version of Slack look like?"
More from Greg Isenberg →"Dropbox I would say performed far better than I would have estimated from just a pure economic standpoint. I would have thought that the commoditization would have been much more impactful. So huge kudos to them on their execution."
More from Aaron Levie →"This is our Dropbox. All on Dropbox with a local sync. But essentially there's terabytes of footage, all sorted by trip, every trip we've ever done."
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"Agents don't hop on Google and do search they don't and they don't create files on Dropbox and they don't hop on Zoom."
More from Jason Lemkin →"And then I remember turning that into a few scrappy videos in a Dropbox folder. And people loved it and people got great results from it as well."
More from William Brown →"Listening to her demos on Untitled is extremely easy and seamless and a much better experience than like listening to them on Dropbox. Why would you share a Dropbox?"
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