Cursor helps me get significantly more done in less time and actually focus on the parts I enjoy most, like performance tuning and interface design, instead of getting bogged down in front-end quirks.

Unlike other LLM-based coding workflows, Cursor complements my own skills rather than substituting for them, automating the tedious parts of research programming while keeping the “human in the loop” enough that I understand and can control the output.

Cursor allowed us, students without prior web dev experience, to rapidly build alphaXiv, an application now used by hundreds of thousands of researchers.

Cursor helps me clean datasets, debug pipelines, and write complex queries without breaking flow, saving hours each week and letting me focus on my research.

As a technical student founder, Cursor has changed my life. It helps me turn startup ideas into reality in days, drawing up high-level architecture, styling the frontend, fully integrating with my custom backends, and fixing bugs every step of the way.

As a founder, Cursor has allowed me to bring my ideas to life at a crazy pace; what used to take a week now takes just a few hours. It helps me learn much faster and honestly makes me feel like I can build anything.

Cursor has been a game-changer. Not just for writing code, but for its ability to independently research libraries, best practices, and implementation strategies. It feels like having a research assistant who’s always on call.

Cursor has become a critical tool in building my startup, letting us rapidly iterate on product without having to scale up headcount. Easily a 5–10x productivity multiplier for focused teams.