Butleroy

Find time for the things you love

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Find time for the things you love

5 followers

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Tell Roy what you want to do and he will automatically plan it for you, when you have time best. Increase your productivity and arrange meetings in seconds.

Launch tags:Android•iOS•Productivity

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I’m a little bit concerned about my privacy, if I’m going to invite other people. Do they see my calendar or any of my appointments?

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9yr ago

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Hi @johnny_leo, this is a great question, however there is no need to worry. The privacy of our users is very important to us and therefore no other person will ever see your personal calendar or any of your appointments. We also don’t store any of your calendar data on our servers. We just analyze your schedule locally on your device, find the time when you are available and look for the best time slot for all of the attendees.

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9yr ago

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@ipgregor @johnny_leo Another thing to add is that we don't share any e-mail addresses with other attendees of your appointments not already known to them.

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9yr ago

This looks amazing. Is this compatible with the native iOS calendar and the Google Calendar iOS app? I use one for work and one for personal

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9yr ago

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Hello @phil_gabriel1, myAlfred works with all kinds of calendars connected to your iPhone calendar app. Furthermore, the app allows you to include or exclude certain calendars from scheduling. Regarding Google Calendar, we are planning to add a feature that allows you to connect to Google Calendar in the future - when using our Telegram messenger bot it already works.

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9yr ago

Butleroy

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@phil_gabriel1 I see that that's probably not your use case, but if you have your Google Calendar added to your native iOS calendar app, it also works of course.

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9yr ago

Seems well executed on a good concept. Is your UI/UX partly inspired by timepage? I would recommend redesigning your app's top banner for a more cohesive look.

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9yr ago

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Hey @haoyangnz, thanks for your feedback, very much appreciated! Of course we collected a lot of information regarding UI/UX design from many other successful apps and got a lot of inspiration before implementing our own. What exactly do you mean by "more cohesive"?

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9yr ago

@philippjahoda As in the dark background in the main portion of the app just extends all the way to the top. I think it'll look better.

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9yr ago

Butleroy

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@haoyangnz Alright, got it, thanks for the input. This is definitely something we will have a look at and create some mockups for!

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9yr ago

Fretello

I already have a calendar app on my iphone. Would I have to use myAlfred instead of it and if yes, what’s the benefit?

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9yr ago

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Hello @wolfgang_damm. You can continue using your current calendar, in fact, you should do so. The reason being, that myAlfred is not a calendar application. It’s more like a personal assistant or butler app which manages your calendar. myAlfred works with your existing calendar, analyzes it, finds the perfect time for your events or appointments and adds them to your (existing) calendar.

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9yr ago

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Have you seen any resistance from beta user invitees to download, and as a result, not have activities scheduled? Instead of directing people who you invite to events straight to downloading myAlfred, it might be a lower barrier for them to chat with one of the bots you're building. If they are pleased with that first experience, you can direct them to download the app for an even better experience.

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9yr ago

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Hello @kunalslab. We haven't really seen much resistance in the beta test phase, because people who want to have all the benefits of myAlfred often urge their friends to download the app as well. But thank you a lot for your input. We'll definitly think about the chatbot approach.

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9yr ago

The last times scheduling tasks got some innovation love was when google came out with reminders and then microsoft pushed out todost. A niche time well spent problem space. I'd be interested to see if butleroy can collapse a 3-step process into 1 in the future, @ipgregor?

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8yr ago

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@dashlaryea hi, we are indeed working on a 1-step process. Especially voice will be a huge enabler to make this even easier. We have a 3-step smart scheduler in beta (https://www.producthunt.com/upco...) however it also works with Siri, so therefore only 1 step. We are also on Zapier (https://butleroy.com/zapier) which allows you to connect Butleroy with more than 1000 apps and automate processes (so once set up, it will schedule tasks automatically, e.g. add a label like "to-do" to your email, and Zapier will schedule a task for you)

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8yr ago

This is very neat idea. I would appreciate the explanatory video with current features and how they can be used.

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9yr ago

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Hi @ramovsky. Here you go: https://youtu.be/lFYTcXDAsoo

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9yr ago

@ipgregor I saw this. It do explain things on conceptual level. I've tried the telegram bot, but it's unclear what exact features it has. Cuz now it looks more like bot for meetings which manage to find free time for all parties. Google calendar can do it in few clicks

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9yr ago

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@ramovsky myAlfred allows you to schedule events in a vague way, meaning that you never have to set an exact time. So you could for example specify that you want to go for a run three times a week in the morning or evening, or you would like to have dinner with your friends next week. Afterwards myAlfred will analyze everybody's schedule and find the perfect time for all attendees. Furthermore, the app suggests places and restaurants with the help of services like Foursquare and Google Places and you can order an Uber directly to the address of the event. Yet, myAlfred also allows more complex scheduling scenarios, like an appointment three times every two weeks, but not on a Sunday and not on the 10th of a month.

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9yr ago

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