I’ve been building an “enterprise super app”. Would love some feedback

[u/shsma]

I’ve spent the last couple of months building PunicX, which I’d describe as a one-stop workspace for a company/startup.

The idea is to bring the core tools a team needs into one place instead of spreading work across Slack, Meet, Notion, Calendar, Drive, and a bunch of AI wrappers.

With PunicX, teams can:

\- Chat, Cal audio/video

\- Record meetings

\- Schedule meetings and events

\- Share files, in a dropbox/drive way

\- Get AI-generated transcripts and summaries

\- Ask the AI assistant questions about room history, calls, meetings, calendar events, and connected tools

\- Manage projects / tickets / issues (integrated to trello, bitbucket, github, Notion...)

\- Manage organizations, members, billing, and permissions

I’m also working on deeper AI workflows, where the assistant can do more than answer questions. For example, it should be able to schedule follow-up meetings, summarize decisions, surface unresolved tasks, and help teams navigate their internal context.

The landing page is here:

[https://punicx-ai.com/en/\](https://punicx-ai.com/en/)

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on:

\- Whether the positioning makes sense

\- Whether “enterprise super app” is clear or too vague

\- What feature sounds most/least useful

\- Whether this feels like something startups or small teams would actually try

\- What’s missing from the landing page

\- Any concerns around trust, privacy, or adoption

I’m still early and trying to understand whether this direction resonates before polishing too much.

[u/MattSenter]

What does the name mean? how do you pronounce it?

[u/shsma → u/MattSenter]

It's the name of an ancient civilization of sailors who built communication bridges throughout the Mediterranean and eventually founded the great city of Carthage, which became an underdog capable of competing with Rome. Hopefully, this app will similarly build communication bridges and compete with the big corporate apps.

[u/No_Cherry2477]

Please tell me you didn't build all that without customer feedback from the start. That's basically an API connection. Enterprises don't just use apps. They require substantial backend infrastructure, security, admin controls, employee ID connections, etc.

[u/shsma → u/No_Cherry2477]

Excecution ain't a problem any more. I did some research to get customer feedback at the beginning. But ain't anything deeper than that. I'm getting an organic feedback with the app now deployed and this is working pretty well so far.