It's been a really interesting journey for us, and it's been fun to kind of see us progress from just being a whiteboarding tool, to where we are now, where it's much more focused on the data. Having that whiteboard functionality in place allows you to hold meeting notes, you know, Kanban boards, stuff that pure-breed planning tools wouldn't allow you to do. So having, on the one hand, the capabilities to automate things that would be very tedious in a pure whiteboarding tool, while at the same time having, still having that flexibility, I think, is one of our biggest strengths. And it's been very interesting to observe our evolution from, originally, a physical hardware vendor going from these massive touch wall installations to a very lean, very accessible SaaS solution that's built for in-the-field collaboration. It's almost impossible to describe all the different things we're gonna be able to do between, you know, live tasks and multiple plans in the same workspace and enhanced reporting, mobile applications, making it easier for people in the field to report back. I really like the way that Hoylu is so open to this feedback and very good at quickly incorporating it and coming out with a thoughtfully designed solution for these many pain points that our customers face on a daily basis. I think Hoylu as a tool, you know, it's so flexible that, you know, whatever Lean construction method you're using, you can tailor it to anything that you're doing. Luckily, all your features, the swimlanes, tasks, all the graphs you can do, it's a plug and play.