We're Building a Calendar for Work
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We're Building a Calendar for Work
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Re: We're Building a Calendar for Work
#2I'm really looking forward to this app. Looks like a nice combination of a calendar with a todo-list.
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#3Looking forward to a Calendar that I'd actually like to use :)
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#4Interesting integration to use your calendar as the central location to plan your day
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#5I was confused by this at first because I was thinking we already had a calendar app that promised all this with the same name that Microsoft acquired. Then I remembered that was Sunrise not Rise. Hopefully this one isn’t as good so that it doesn’t get bought and shutdown.
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#6I'm really looking forward to this app. Looks like a nice combination of a calendar with a todo-list.
It’s nice to disclose that you’re friends with the creators when you post comments like this.
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#7As long as it offers CalDAV...
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#8Would like to point out that the first three commenters as well as the creators of the project all have links to the Netherlands. Two of the three accounts have been dormant for a long time, too, before commenting infomercial-sounding comments here.
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#9I tried both FireFox and Chrome and I'm not actually seeing the calendar. Is there no screenshots or demo or anything?
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#10"You know how Presidents and executives manage to be fully present for the extent of a 30 minute meeting? They never spend time thinking about when to leave, what time it is or how long they have until the meeting ends."
Strikes me as overpromising what their tool can deliver. Presidents and executives have people who they pay to protect their time and also offload a lot of the basic tasks of daily life - cooking, cleaning, laundry, childcare, etc. to others.
I'm interested in how we can create more time for deep work, but I'm also skeptical.