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I would definitely use this, but Google Cal has most of these features, except the voting part. I can already collaborate on a shared cal with my friends or col
by alexk307 5y ago
I would definitely use this, but Google Cal has most of these features, except the voting part. I can already collaborate on a shared cal with my friends or colleagues that sync directly to my devices (e.g. details, times, links, tickets, locations, etc.). What differentiates you from existing calendar apps that would pull users away from the Google/Apple ecosystem?
- jaflo 5y agoI also use Google Calendar, but in my experience sync between calendars across users is slow unless you send out invites for each event (instead of sharing a calendar). Calenday is supposed to be a real-time solution (updates happen near-instantly). It also allows you to add the plan to external calendar apps, but with a delay (imposed by the external service). I hope for Calenday to implement features specifically for trip planning (although I am also trying to find other applications). Ideas I were considering are adding location-aware functionality like figuring out travel time and such.