Great comments, I'll try to address them: - Your users and their clients are still going to be using Slack and email, but it seems like you're giving me one mo

Great comments, I'll try to address them: - Your users and their clients are still going to be using Slack and email, but it seems like you're giving me one more thing to log into That is not the aim, the real goal here is exactly what you state next i.e you'll be able to (securely via OAuth, so you can also revoke access anytime) log into your Slack, Basecamp etc. and Calmbird will be the one 'dashboard' where you log into, kind of like having a social network client that supports Twitter, Facebook etc. > My clients don't want automatic emails, especially from templates/digests. They want me to hand-craft them as if it was the most important thing in my life. That is very true from personal experience, this is a feature where you'll craft a sort of an 'emergency' email yourself in advance and when you indicate in calmbird that you're working, it'll send if off to your client if there's an email from them, optionally with the latest updates. It's not a 'machine-generated' email in the traditional sense and this feature is in my current version entirely optional, which is how it will stay at launch, (if it stays at all, I'll certainly be thinking a lot about how can this be improved, there's no point if it's not going to be useful.)