$PINS Pinterest Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $PINS Pinterest Tape Reports — 15 podcast mentions across 3 podcasts (30 days), latest 2026-08-11 15:06 UTC.
You really have built something between Houzz and Pinterest that is more powerful than both of them.
Jason Calacanis — This Week in Startups · Neurosymbolic AI outperforms chatbots and product search | E2327 · 2026-08-19—company's headquarters. And so look at this. In this image, you see the Mayan tiles. They're not exactly the same, but you're like, why is this so iconic? And there it is. That's the Ennis House. That's the studio conference room. And it's just super— Fascinating to me. And this is the interior of the NS House. Look, that's the walkway. Um, and here is, um, you know, this like famous scene with Ron Howard and Seth Rogen. And, uh, they, they did this. Now, if they had Anton, my Lord, they could have gone even deeper on this. So, agree is the number one fastest way to go from contract to cash. And right now they're offering an exclusive deal just for TWIST listeners. Go right now to agree.com, sign up. For their all-in-one contract-to-cash workflow. And Agree is going to give you 50% off for life. That's right, 50% off for life. If your company makes money through contracts and invoices, you already know it can be painful, time-wasting with all these steps. You're chasing signatures, waiting to get contracts finalized before you can send your first bill. You're regenerating fresh invoices for every new cycle. You're waiting days for clients to get around. To paying you. And that's if everything goes right the first time. Agree moves all of these tasks into a single platform so you can get everything signed, sealed, delivered, start billing, and finally get paid. If you want to stop chasing invoices all day, go to agree.com. And then if you tell them J Cal sent you, they're gonna give you 50% off for life. Do you, do you have like an outreach program to designers to kind of get in here and I think saving the mood boards, you know, you call them something else, but I'll call them mood boards so the audience understands. Sure, of course. That's easier. Please. The canvases, the mood board canvases, like this feels like it could have a Pinterest-like workflow where, um, you could get designers, uh, Kelly Wurstler, a friend of mine, or any of these folks to start making canvases here. In fact, Ron, can you make sure we get this to Kelly? Sure. um, and do an intro with Zach and Kelly, because she's gone crazy on AI. Yeah. You know Kelly Wurstler, I'm sure.
Jason Calacanis — This Week in Startups · Neurosymbolic AI outperforms chatbots and product search | E2327 · 2026-08-19I know Kelly. Anyway, you know, she has her own studio and, you know, like this whole warehouse and everything, and she's just obsessed with AI. I think you should get some of these, like, iconic folks as advisors to the company, have them start making their own mood boards, and I think Taking the next step, which is I want to make this product in the world. That's like another interesting angle. Like what, what can't I find that I could manufacture? So there are all these interesting people who like to manufacture products. So this, what this could do for furniture, for decor is just unlimited. I, you, you really have built something between Houzz and Pinterest that is more powerful than both of them. And that would create a sharing. Like if I could share, can you share the canvases so I can share one?
Jason Calacanis — This Week in Startups · Neurosymbolic AI outperforms chatbots and product search | E2327 · 2026-08-19