The Next $100B+ Company Will Be for Non-Technical Users–and How It Will Happen

Aren't most really big companies for non-technical users? Apple, Facebook, Google, Tesla... they're all consumer-facing, not engineer-facing.

I'm sure there are some ultra-unicorns among companies who provide picks and shovels to developers. AWS would probably be worth $100B if you spun it off. Cloudflare has a market cap of only $41B.

But non-technical users are where the money is. If all you make is picks-and-shovels, you're going to get a piece of the revenue stream, but the consumer-facing end is going to keep the largest part.

Agree that's what we're trying to do at chatsheet.com

Program in "plain english" but as powerful as writing code