Bailey Richardson

I have been spending a bit of time testing out different calendar apps over the last few weeks to clean up my daily routine. It seems like every tool I try wants to be a full project management dashboard, a task manager, a habit tracker, and an AI scheduling assistant all at once.

Honestly, I usually just want a clean view of my day, quick event entry, and decent timezone handling. Half the time, all the extra features end up feeling like clutter rather than actual help. For those of you who use dedicated calendar tools, do you actually use all those extra features, or have you found a minimalist app that just sticks to doing the basics really well?

I've been thinking about this a lot while building our first version.

The product works, and the core experience is there, but there are still some bugs, rough edges, and occasional inconsistencies. Nothing fundamentally broken, but definitely things we already know we could improve.

One side of me thinks we should just launch it, get it in front of real users, and let actual usage tell us what matters. Otherwise, it's very easy to spend weeks fixing things that users may not even care about.

The other side worries that a rough first experience can hurt more than it helps. People might try the product once, hit a bug or see something inconsistent, and never come back, even if the underlying idea is good.

I understand that hunting has traditionally been seen as a man's thing.

But Product Hunting is a completely different thing =)

There are so many women makers, marketers, designers, and developers on PH. I ve met and interacted with quite a few of them.

But when I look at the top hunters