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I've been using Luckycal for about a month - it frequently reminds me it can't find any events for me. I remember seeing very complicated sentences to describe
by MikeW 18y ago
I've been using Luckycal for about a month - it frequently reminds me it can't find any events for me.
I remember seeing very complicated sentences to describe simple things within the app.
It seems like for it to become useful, all my friends need to install the app. Is that correct? I'm still waiting for luckycal to recommend something to me.
- sanj 18y agoI'm probably the one to blame for the complicated sentences. It's a "gift". It is definitely NOT the case that your friends need to be using the app. As long as you tell it who your friends are and where they are (via your facebook friends, gmail feed or Outlook database), it'll find things for you. However, for that to work, you'll either need to enter bands/teams/shows your interested in (iTunes, last.fm, Facebook), or have LuckyCal connected to your calendar (Google, Outlook, iCal etc.). I should also note that much of the data in the system is in the US and Canada.
- MikeW 18y agoOh, then that confused me. Does luckycal not already have access to my facebook friends list? I thought when luckycal presented me with my friends list it wanted me to send an app invite to them all? I still think it's a fundamentally awesome tool and all niggles can be worked out through incremental updates.