chernobai

Thanks!

No, you'll retain access to your data. We switch accounts without a subscription into a read-only mode.

Regarding credit cards – that's precisely our goal. To see how many people would be ready to pay (or provide a credit card at least). Of course, our product is not as developed as one would expect and we're going to see many cancellations. But it provides a useful data point for us nevertheless. Then we can act on the feedback and develop the product further to lower cancellation rate.

That's how it works now – you can book as many time slots as you need for your tasks. From my personal experience tasks take more than a single slot quite often.

Just a coincidence :)

Thanks for the feedback!

For me using Asana as a personal tool wasn't really comfortable – there are no notes (at least there wasn't back then), you have to manually assign all tasks to yourself and there is no calendar integration.

No, not at the moment

Well, we started to build it for ourselves and our own needs. It all started from my personal experience being an Engineering Manager at Bumble where I had to manage multiple priorities/projects and go through 40+ meetings a week. Then we opened for the public access and started to see some interest from other people.

Anyway, you're right, it's a long road ahead of us if we want to be competitive on this market.

Yeah, that can be confusing. At the moment it's a web app only.

Wow! Thanks for the well-structured feedback, that's extremely helpful!

We'll add information about supported providers, thanks!

Just to reply here – at the moment we support Google Calendars only.

That's very true. Launching a basic MVP is getting harder and harder nowadays as the entire space is much more developed.