Willem Guensberg

Totally agree with the positive reviews so far. We use Whereby intensively at out company and it never fails to impress both functionally and from a UX perspective. Features that would make it even better; telephone dial-in, background blug/insertion, automatic switching to whoever talks, real-time voice transcription.

Hi @farzadban and crew. Congratulations on launching the 1.0 of a really great product that we followed with much interest of the past year or so. As digital craftspeople, we really appreciate and applaud what you have been able to pull off here! 👏 For us (@peakfijn), a dealbreaker is still that you cannot allocate *parts* of days to people. Only complete days, but we don't work like that. Is...

Great work! Pros: It is one of the most cleanly designed and workload management tools around. The UX is super well thought through almost everywhere. Cons: For us, a dealbreaker is still that you cannot allocate *parts* of days to people. Only complete days, but we don't work like that.

We got fed up with the constant back and forth you always seem to have to go through whenever you want to get a simple one-on-one appointment. 😖 That's why we created Rendez; the simplest way to share your availability with someone, so they can pick a slot and confirm the appointment in a snap. 😎 Reid Hoffman told us to launch early, so here it is. 🚀 We’re really looking for feedback on what...

Complete rip-off of the (much better executed) http://howmuchdoesawebsiteco.st/ by Crew. Uncool.

At 99 upvotes we'll post a picture of how we visualized the concept during the design phase! Happy hunting! 🎯

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