[Manik_agg]

Hey I'm one of the co-founders of Poozle. Thanks for asking great questions let me take them one by one

<Why LLMs> Our goal is to provide context for LLMs. Our first step is to normalize data and offload syncing, similar to other Unified API providers like Merge. In the future, we also plan to assist with vector embeddings or storing data directly in Vector DB for a search context API. We are exploring the best solution and believe building in the community will be a big help.

<Competition with large Players> Nango doesn't offer a pre-built Unified API. Merge focuses on B2B SAAS companies looking to build customer-facing integrations. Our goal is to develop tools and infrastructure to support LLMs. This is similar to how Plaid bet on the Fintech industry and built infrastructure and tools around it, starting with a Unified API for banking data.

[dudus]

I don't think the comparison to Plaid is helping as much as you think. You and Plaid are in completely different verticals and as a result have completely different goals and users.

You created a single API for several services.

That's where the comparison with Plaid ends.

[harshithmul]

How Plaid has provided all needs for Finance products by providing unified API we are bringing that to multiple verticals.

And choosing LLMs as our primary ICP, the solution will evolve more for their needs.

[Manik_agg]

<Data Access/Staleness>

Currently every user of the product has to do the auth. However in future for our enterprise customers, we plan to support SSO and SAML.

<Google API> You're absolutely right, the array of Google APIs is vast. However, if we approach it from a category perspective, there are typically a couple of key APIs that we need to manage for instance in documentation category we take google docs and for Email we take gmail APIs.

[willio58]

It’s odd to me that people are downvoting you for clearly answering the question.

[harshithmul]

Would love to understand if there is something missing.