Do for Mac

Run productive meetings

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Run productive meetings

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Launch tags:Mac•Productivity•Meetings

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Do for Android

Maker

We are thrilled to launch Do for Mac today. It joins the family of Do.com on the web, Do on Apple Watch on your wrist, and Do for iPhone and iPad when your laptop is just too heavy :) Today we also announced we're now running more than 100k meetings every month across these platforms throughout more than 10k companies (http://blog.do.com/post/12879751...) - woot! -- Download: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/... -- Learn More: https://Do.com, https://Do.com/apps -- Blog Post: http://blog.do.com/post/12879751... Do for Mac has all the aspects of Do.com that our community already loves: set agendas, take notes, track followups...and, most importantly, have less / shorter / more productive meetings so you can go do work you love! For the PH community, we also think we're part of a larger trend Ryan Lawler (http://techcrunch.com/2014/07/27...) and others have called out in recent years: The Return of the Desktop Productivity App. We tend to agree - it's not so much about being mobile, or web, or anything -- it's just about being ubiquitous. People have things to do and they want to do them wherever, whenever. We'll be hanging out on Product Hunt throughout the day. Let us know if you have any questions about Do, Do for Mac, or our take on the future of work!

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11yr ago

Muze

This looks great. Any plans to add Apple Calendar integration?

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11yr ago

Do for Android

Maker

@vcolinau Yep 100% For the makers, as you may be able to tell, Do for Mac is largely a wrapper of our web app but it is indeed a native app. We did this to be able to do things like integrate more seamlessly with native calendars like iCloud and leverage other native functionality, like useful, contextual notifications - not to mention all the other great stuff w/ the launch of El Capitan today and future OS X updates. More to say about it, but in short, yes, 100%, expect iCloud calendar integration and deeper and deeper native ties into iCloud into OS X as an operating system.

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11yr ago

Linear

Hey Jason, great stuff! Does the Mac app add any functionality ontop of the web app at this time?

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11yr ago

Do for Android

Maker

@tommoor -- Thanks sir! It will soon! For now, the main differentiation is just that as a Mac app, it's always sitting there ready for you to add a note or look up what happened at last week's team meeting. In our group of beta testers, we're already seeing a dramatic increase in usage as a result of that quick availability and pleasant little icon sitting next to Slack, Speak, Spotify, and Chrome -- to stereotype a tad ;) -- to remind us all to be a little more organized to prevent meeting madness. Soon though, we have a vision for intelligent notifications when we have useful info about upcoming meetings or completed followups from last meeting, table stakes like offline, and tighter OS X integration into things like Spotlight Search (as we see on iOS9). Would love more thoughts though and any ideas :)

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11yr ago