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Thanks a lot for commenting, very helpful. You're right, the current problem is drawing people to understanding and using the clock. Changing the way people pe
by hhebbo 6y ago
Thanks a lot for commenting, very helpful.
You're right, the current problem is drawing people to understanding and using the clock. Changing the way people perceive time isn't easy. However, it's a great challenge and that's what I'm currently working and focusing on.
I like your example of the telephone, the adoption trigger is definitely very similar. There has to be at least 2 parties in different time zones using it in order to get its benefits.
To your question, it's currently a webpage, you can check it out on https://thehtime.com https://thehtime.com. Basically I'm experimenting with it as a webpage. Once/if this works, I have many ideas of other products that can be built on top of it.
- What could be a better hook for you if I may ask?
- Do you work/communicate across time zones yourself?
- brudgers 6y agoHave you considered making an API? It also seems like what used to be called a user interface "widget." For this, a little piece of embeddible javascript might work. In other words, making the clock something developers can use in their apps and something organizations can add to their websites might make the system easier to adopt.
- hhebbo 6y agoYes, I'm considering and planning it. In fact, I'm thinking either building integrations myself like a Slack or Google Calendar one, or the widget idea, I have both of them on the short-term roadmap. Any other suggestions/feedback?