Once we ensured basic safety for our team, we focused on growing our business and acquiring new designers and customers, even amidst the war.

In the wake of the Paris attacks, we had to quickly account for the safety of our employees and hosts scattered throughout the city during the crisis.

Having a pre-established emergency plan allowed Stacy and Roman to focus and execute their evacuation strategy step by step, which was crucial during the chaotic first month of the war.

We had to think about how to hide a girl in an occupied city and provide her with instructions to avoid being found by invaders, which was one of my biggest fears regarding the safety of my team.

We mobilized our hosts to provide housing for those in need after the attacks, demonstrating our commitment to community support in times of crisis.

We've put incredibly capable AI with a high degree of safety in the hands of many people, enabling them to do amazing things.

Despite the ongoing conflict, we operated normally and accepted new customers, as we believed it was crucial to support the economy and onboard designers who lost their jobs.

On February 24th, when Russia attacked Ukraine, Stacy received a call from her mother urging her to evacuate, prompting the founders to initiate the evacuation of their team and themselves from Kyiv.

When we shoot videos, we consult with experts and pre-plan everything to minimize risks, ensuring safety is prioritized.