We always prefer to be open and thought it right to inform our customers of the change.
I hope that openness is interpreted as a strength.
I hope that openness is interpreted as a strength.
I would suspect that anybody worrying about the future of trigger.io as a result would have worried far more had they found out about this any other way - and I'd imagine that as soon as continued active development in your absence is visibly happening (i.e. the next batch of features rolls out) even those people should largely calm down.
Good luck.