How Grab put Cursor in the hands of Design, Ops, and Engineering
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Grab, a Southeast Asian transportation service, has made Cursor available to almost everyone in the organization—not just engineers.
Approximately 98 percent of employees in the tech organization use Cursor monthly. It has changed how work gets done: designers fix interface issues the same day instead of waiting for developers, engineers complete tasks in hours instead of days, and non-technical staff like finance teams and the CEO's office build their own tools. Over a third of code suggestions are accepted, and bug fixing is the top-ranked activity across all professional groups Grab studied.
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