databyte

Builds required everything to be in-memory and took too long. A system like Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery or Redshift (RA3) that separated out storage from compute allows for a continual stream of data to be processed and queried against. The builds took hours and hours, sometimes we could only do 2 a day. It felt like the 90's with OLAP and not a newer columnar database. Partial builds,...

At $10 /mo, this is more expensive than Calendly, Slack, GSuite, Office 365, and a number of other productivity tools. It's hard to imagine a calendar reminder would cost more than my entire email and calendar itself - the paid versions with word processor, spreadsheets, storage, etc. It's much prettier than MeetingBar, I'll give you that.