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Looks interesting. Few initial thoughts; - I'd really like to see a demo or something before signing up (classic "Show HN" feedback) - Even signing up wont sh
by ZeroMinx 16y ago
Looks interesting. Few initial thoughts;
- I'd really like to see a demo or something before signing up (classic "Show HN" feedback)
- Even signing up wont show me how this will work, as I will have to wait for my first email. Right now all I get is an empty calendar
- My calendar appears public. As I haven't received a reminder email yet I don't know what information will be public, but I'd personally like to keep a log like this private (or possibly be able to flag which items should be public)
- Perhaps the calendar data could be exported to Google calendar and/or other calendars people use?
- rguzman 16y agoThanks for the feedback. We were just discussing your first two points -- we'll do something about it soon. As for the public vs private calendars, we weren't sure what people would prefer: public, private, or option. So, we opted for what we have until further notice. I'll put do you down as wanting the calendar private.
- anonymouse1234 16y agoi second the first bit of feedback. the visualization of 'getting things done' is really important-it's a deal maker/breaker to me. and i don't want to sign up unless i know what it is. keep on keepin on!
- smalter 16y agoCool. We'll do this. Thanks!
- kareemm 16y agoSecond the bit about private calendars. To me this is about tracking my own productivity across all kinds of contexts (work, play, gym, diet); I can't even fathom a reason why I'd want to make data that span those contexts available to anybody / everybody. The other bit of feedback - I have to wait a whole day until the app starts showing value. How can you make it add value immediately? What about sending me an email and asking me what I did yesterday? Or letting me enter it right on the site, since otherwise I gotta go fire up my email client?