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Looks interesting, but would really require some velocity. There's the social problem of requesting others to install the app by an individual. I'm not gonna as
by BossingAround 7y ago
Looks interesting, but would really require some velocity. There's the social problem of requesting others to install the app by an individual. I'm not gonna ask my friends to install bail just in case they'd like to cancel, because I might want to cancel.
- marcofiset 7y agoThis concept is begging for integrations into existing calendar apps, not being an app itself.
- chris140957 7y agoMight be absolutely right about this - thanks for the feedback. Will probably start with a google integration in the first instance. As you can probably tell, this concept is still in its infancy
- chris140957 7y agoI'm leaning towards a setup where its a calendar integration where you and your friend may have no idea if the other even has the app installed.
- ocdtrekkie 7y agoSince "I'm not going to ask my friends if they have Bail installed, and presumably Bail needs to know an event on their side and my side is the same event" was my first thought on reading this concept, calendar integration seems practical. However, I have an issue right following that idea: I rarely ever send calendar invites to social events. In the example on the site, "Drinks after work", that's an event I cannot possibly imagine sending as a calendar invite for, so it's baffling to me how I could Bail it.