he/him
Overall this makes sense to me for basic CRUD and dashboard tools. So much of SaaS is also just a wrapper on people doing work behind the scenes, like analytics or writing.
But AI agents are also SaaS themselves, and at some point their prices will need to increase substantially to match their cost to deliver. So I would guess we’ll see far more services that are just AI wrappers for specific purposes, whose value props are reducing AI usage costs and improving results.
Thanks for making these! The mix of thorough structured data and qualitative disclaimers is so useful.
I’ve been curious about Infomaniak because I haven’t seen much about it until recently. Is “Open Source” the main reason Tuta and Proton are on the infographic instead?
I’m so happy to have automatic light and dark mode!
I use soupault for my static personal website.
You’d still need to create your templates, but I found it a lot more straightforward to use for a minimal than other static site generators.
It just generates a folder with your HTML files and resources that you could upload to any basic web host.
And it’s a self contained executable so you don’t need to install Node.js or anything else.
That might be the case if AI were actually as competent as humans and actually cheaper. AI may be faster, but they aren’t going to get any cheaper, and LLMs won’t get much more “competent” than they are now.