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Sorry it's not clear to me why this needs to be subscription service? Mac has a native Calendar app that allows you to sync to Google calendar and includes not
by andreilys 6y ago
Sorry it's not clear to me why this needs to be subscription service?
Mac has a native Calendar app that allows you to sync to Google calendar and includes notifications. So I'm not sure why this would have $120/yr value add.
On another note I truly dislike this trend of SaaSifying every software product. Some things are a simple utility that don't need much maintenance and updates. I can't imagine this widget being drastically different a year from now
- jordandearsley 6y agoThanks for the comment! I used to be an Apple Calendar user, but then switched to just using Google Calendar full-time. The problem with building a calendar that hooks into other calendar platforms is the requirement of parity. In order for it to replace Google Calendar, it needs to do everything Google Calendar does, and more. I stopped using Apple Calendar because it was too hard to send calendar invites to the rest of my team. Our goal was never to replace Google Calendar, just to make the 20% you use 80% of the time easier to access. > I can't imagine this widget being drastically different a year from now I totally see why you'd think that. For us, we're done focusing on calendars. We're now planning to move horizontally to include more work platforms like Slack and GitHub.