DashCalendar

Google Calendar meets goal tracking, planning, & analytics

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Google Calendar meets goal tracking, planning, & analytics

2 followers

Plan your week and achieve your goals despite the unexpected surprises that you encounter on a daily basis. Keep track of task progress directly on your calendar, and use analytics to help build habits to hit your goals, despite your lifestyle.

Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management•Analytics

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This is super cool! I'm curious to know what changes you've made after using DashCalendar. What have insights have you gained from using the product?

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6yr ago

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@matt_yao Thanks for the question. From an insight perspective, a couple major discoveries I've made (in no particular order) are: - How much weather affects my evening schedule (am I going to workout? stay in? etc.) - How particular activities only end up happening at certain times of day (I should only schedule reading / online courses for evenings because mornings always have other priorities) - Lifestyle changes (amount of social, work, etc.) must be concrete and easy to remember (e.g. spend 2 hours of alone time per weekend), otherwise you'll drift back to the typical schedule

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6yr ago

@ezzys totally with you on the second point. I've realized that I'm most energetic and excited in the mornings after a cup of coffee so I've been trying to schedule all of my 1:1 meetings from 10am-12pm

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6yr ago

Kindness 4 Corona

Awesome product @ezzy_sriram! Managing my meetings + making time for myself is one of my biggest pains week on week, so I'm super excited that dash calendar helps me with that Two things to call out: - The auto-tagging of new events is super cool - I love color-coding my calendar events & this makes that so much easier instead of making new calendars for every category

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6yr ago

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Maker

@ezzy_sriram @alicema Thanks for the feedback. Tagging events is my favorite feature! It is surprising how much well you can understand your week by tracking the frequency of a few key events.

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6yr ago

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Hey Product Hunt, My name is Ezzy. I’m a software dev and productivity junkie whose mission has always been to learn and grow, which is why I've spent countless hours exploring spreadsheets, IFTTT plugins, Pomodoro methods, and Calendars. After hacking my way through all of these applications, I soon discovered that the greatest sense of insight was gained by comparing my planned schedule against what I actually did. I wanted a calendar that challenged me to achieve my goals, but also had the intelligence to prevent me from making the same mistake twice. I’ve created DashCalendar, a Google Calendar plugin to do just that. I don’t believe in tracking every little detail, so DashCalendar hooks up to IFTTT’s Android & iOS apps to automatically track your general lifestyle trends. Daily events and habits such as sleep, gym, work, self care, and social time can be tracked and analyzed all within the singular Calendar app. The app shows you the unexpected surprises that disrupt your weekly schedule and gives you personalized schedule insights (best days to plan an event, tasks you should knockout in the morning, weather patterns that make you change your plans, etc.) If you currently enjoy using Google Calendar, but want productivity trends, DashCalendar will send you weekly emails to summarize your progress toward your goals. Never miss a beat, and gain insight into the impacts of optimized planning. Sign up on DashCalendar.com today! Features: -View your planned schedule versus what you actually did -Set weekly goals and track progress on your calendar -Kanban tasks and time-block across free slots in your calendar -Automatically track sleep quality and time spent at places with IFTTT integration -Create event groups to automatically color, track, and set goals across any event -Benefit from event analytics to optimize future plans based on past behavior -Gamification with weekly progress streaks

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6yr ago

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