For Chanhee Lee, co-founder of Aside, getting accurate information about new websites quickly is an important part of building the product. Aside recommends workflows based on a user's Aside Vault and the websites they use. The brand names and logos shown in those recommendations need to be consistent.
Context.dev supplies those brand details. Chanhee's team integrated it in one to two hours, giving Aside a way to show the right information with little extra effort.
Finding Context.dev through YC companies
Aside discovered Context.dev through recommendations from companies in the Y Combinator community. Chanhee was looking for a way to get accurate website information quickly:
"I first heard about context.dev through recommendations from YC companies and decided to try it because getting accurate information from new websites quickly is important to us."
Integrated in one to two hours
The integration was straightforward. Chanhee especially valued being able to add information such as brand assets by pasting a link:
"The integration was really straightforward and took about one to two hours. I especially liked being able to add information like our brand assets just by pasting a link."
Consistent names and logos where accuracy matters
Aside uses Context.dev to keep the brand information in its workflow recommendations consistent. Chanhee describes the use case:
"Context.dev helps us show consistent brand names and logos in workflow recommendations based on a user's Aside Vault and the websites they use."
For Aside, the value goes beyond how a recommendation looks. Accuracy matters especially in Aside Vault, where users rely on the product to show the right information:
"Accuracy matters especially in Aside Vault, where people rely on us to show the right information. With accurate brand details, we can earn more of their trust with very little extra effort."
With Context.dev handling those brand details, Aside can support a more trustworthy experience without adding much work for its team.