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Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

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Re: Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

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post #9

Is Jira integration planned? (I didn't see it on the list 'o sources above)

It is! https://product.akiflow.com/features-and-improvements-reques...

We are getting more and more requests for developers' tools! In the meantime, you can already connect Jira via Zapier. We already created some templates for you to use and you can find them in Settings > Integrations > Add via Zapier or use these links: https://zapier.com/apps/jira/integrations/akiflow https://zapier.com/apps/jira-software/integrations/akiflow https://zapier.com/apps/jira-service-desk/integrations/akifl...

Re: Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

#12
Having made something similar [0], and having seen a lot of these types of tools, I'll paste a comment I made before [1]:

"""

I've done a lot of research into this calendar/tasks/notes space, how does this compare to

- Sunsama [0]

- Daybridge

- Routine [1]

- Agenda

- NotePlan

- Cron

- TickTick

and the hundreds of others out there?

I've also seen a lot of apps like this shut down over the years, such as Sunrise [2], Woven [3] and more. Personally speaking, I even hesitate to continue on my own app as well because it seems the market is saturated with the same exact idea and style, but it seems that users aren't really that attached to one company for it to generate enough revenue to keep building.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24990238

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26565629

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11676448

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26882680

"""

[0] https://getartemis.app

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32312413#32313370

Re: Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

#14

Having made something similar [0], and having seen a lot of these types of tools, I'll paste a comment I made before [1]: """ I've done a lot of research into this calendar/tasks/notes space, how does this compare to - Sunsama [0] - Daybridge - Routine [1] - Agenda - NotePlan - Cron - TickTick and the hundreds of others out there? I've also seen a lot of apps like this shut down over the years, such as Sunrise [2], W…

Hi congrats on Artemis, looks very cool! This is indeed a huge and very competitive market with a lot of different solutions. We saw a lot of founders tackling the problem with different approaches leading to structural differences in the tool they develop, so I think that there's actually much space for innovation and improvements! Would love to have your feedback on Akiflow :)

Re: Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

#15
post #13

App looks great. I connected three google calendars, however my personal calendar is inexplicably missing some events. One is recurring, the other was a one-off. Any idea how to fix?

Hey, I'm sorry to hear that you are having issues with Akiflow.

It would be great if you could send us a message in the intercom chat so we can check what's going on.

Re: Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

#16

Having made something similar [0], and having seen a lot of these types of tools, I'll paste a comment I made before [1]: """ I've done a lot of research into this calendar/tasks/notes space, how does this compare to - Sunsama [0] - Daybridge - Routine [1] - Agenda - NotePlan - Cron - TickTick and the hundreds of others out there? I've also seen a lot of apps like this shut down over the years, such as Sunrise [2], W…

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Re: Launch HN: Akiflow (YC S20) – Bring your tasks and calendars together

#19

I look at things like this and cry because I know I'll never see it inside the large corporates I tend to work in. I'd pay for it myself, but I wouldn't be able to integrate with anything - eg our O365 tenant will be fully locked down.

We are fully aware that this is a problem in large corporates. Is there some kind of certification required by your company that would help ease the process?
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