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checked out, now i understand that you're a WYSIWYG editor for editing calendar events and a menubar app to join meetings correct?
by ushakov 5y ago
checked out, now i understand that you're a WYSIWYG editor for editing calendar events and a menubar app to join meetings
correct?
- brunovegreville 5y agoNo, it's not: You can see Hera as a note-taking app entirely dedicated to meetings. It's easy to take notes in meetings, capture highlights or next actions that you can then either export to other tools or easily access in your future meetings.
- ushakov 5y agothanks for explanation! and sorry for me being hostile should say, the automation feature is pretty neat though :)
- brunovegreville 5y agoNo problem, thanks for taking the time to comment :)
- kareemm 5y agoThe main value prop is note taking and the workflow around it: 1. Creating and choosing a template for a meeting. e.g. my 1 on 1 vs new customer onboarding vs. customer research meetings all have different formats. I have a template in a text file today that a duplicate before every meeting. It's annoying. 2. Being able to mark and export todos from your notes to the place where I keep todos. 3. Being able to share your notes. 4. Being able to export notes to Slack/Notion/Google Docs for my teammates who don't use or need to use Hera Seeing my next meeting in the menubar and joining is the least interesting part of Hera. No horse in the race here. But if you're going to comment you may want to do the work to comment fairly. The sum total of the work I did was watch the 2 minute Loom video - so it's not even a lot of work to do.