![]() ![]() ![]() Scalar Capital’s Linda Xie dove deep into the concept’s applicability to web3 in June, arguing that “ Composability is Innovation.” It’s a no-brainer.īecause software isn’t as cleanly quantifiable as money, it’s even harder to intuit the impact of composability than of compound interest.Įxamples help. It’s kind of like if Excel, Airtable, Zapier and a BI tool had a baby, plus access to databases that normally live behind paywalls. They even built me a Not Boring startup portfolio to showcase it. Anyone can make their spreadsheet interactive with buttons, date pickers, charts, and use it to build forms, models, and internal tools. Plus, Rows lets you publish spreadsheets as web apps for others to see and interact with your data, but without access to the setup and formulas. All to build gorgeous reports that update automatically, enrich leads faster and much more, right in the spreadsheet. They built 50 integrations with services like Google Analytics, Twitter, Stripe, Salesforce, even your custom APIs - and public databases like Crunchbase or LinkedIn. It has a shot: it’s one of the most “Holy shit □ ” new product experiences I’ve had in a long time. Rows reinvented what spreadsheets can do. But let's face it: behind every crypto project, blockchain and DAO there is basically a spreadsheet with a list of transactions, customers, reports, and product roadmaps. You know I’m bullish on all things web3 - NFTs, Solana, ETH. ![]()
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