Have to admit, the sentiment around the creator isn't without reason. That said, the application itself deserves credit—the product quality is genuinely impressive. It's interesting how perception gets tangled with execution. Strip away the noise around who built it, and you're left with something that actually works well. Problem is, context matters in this space. If it came from someone else, we'd probably be celebrating the innovation rather than second-guessing it. Worth separating the product from the personality here.