I had the change to speak with Zach Lloyd, founder of Warp, to unpack how he’s rethinking one of the most foundational tools in software... the TERMINAL. We talk about how Warp is different from the traditional command line, why it matters for modern developers, and what it takes to build a tool that engineers actually love using.

We also dive into how Zach has approached go-to-market for Warp... from building in public to creating a product-led motion around a category that hasn't changed in decades. And we revisit his time at Google, where he led engineering for Docs and Sheets, and how that experience shaped his approach to product, scale, and engineering culture.

If you’re interested in dev tools, GTM strategy, or what it looks like to build truly novel software, you will enjoy this!