Thanks for the feedback on those quotes! We'll look into changing them.
> Maybe use the native calendar app then? Or make an app shortcut for Google Calendar in Chrome?
I myself used to be an Apple Calendar user. Eventually I had to switch to Google Calendar for work. Plenty of our users are in the same boat and Google Calendar doesn't support native functionality.
You definitely could make a shortcut or find another workaround to replace one of our features, but given how many feature requests we get from users, that wouldn't be enough for a lot of people. We have customers who agree it's worth it for them.
> $10 a month of a calendar widget that's only available for a single platform?
We currently are a calendar widget, but we're now branching out of the calendar space to become a unified notification inbox.
I understand for pricing purposes we're on the higher end, as mentioned in the note, this is intentional to validate we provide enough value.
> Maybe use the native calendar app then? Or make an app shortcut for Google Calendar in Chrome?
I myself used to be an Apple Calendar user. Eventually I had to switch to Google Calendar for work. Plenty of our users are in the same boat and Google Calendar doesn't support native functionality.
You definitely could make a shortcut or find another workaround to replace one of our features, but given how many feature requests we get from users, that wouldn't be enough for a lot of people. We have customers who agree it's worth it for them.
> $10 a month of a calendar widget that's only available for a single platform?
We currently are a calendar widget, but we're now branching out of the calendar space to become a unified notification inbox.
I understand for pricing purposes we're on the higher end, as mentioned in the note, this is intentional to validate we provide enough value.