Your app actually solves exactly the right problem for me and it looks and acts exactly how I’d want it to. I think you really nailed it and your mention of uni

Your app actually solves exactly the right problem for me and it looks and acts exactly how I’d want it to. I think you really nailed it and your mention of unifying slack and github comments sounds very appealing. $10/month is priced way too high. That’s the combined price of slack and github for just a more efficient way to see notifications. If I was in a smaller startup I might consider paying $1-$2/month out of pocket or expensed to my productivity budget at a bigger org, if you had the github+ slack thing and the calendar thing. If I’m paying monthly then I expect lots of very rich updates or new products added to the lineup. I personally think either $10/year with more widgets and tools is a good price point but it also limits you to the people who need all the tools you’re building which shrinks every time you add a new tool. So maybe instead go with a one-time purchase option of $10 for just this calendar widget, and any new significantly better version or other tool would be another $10 to upgrade or buy the other widget. That’s effectively recurring pricing if you continue to deliver new features but it lets users value each thing individually and only buy what they want