The combo of electron apps and what I guess is just calendar synchronization latency makes them have surprise ux patterns and overall just shitty experience in general.Ī third thing is that I really enjoy planning my life with a kanban, and executing my day from a todo list (scheduled).
#BUSYCAL TRIAL MANUAL#
Super specific idea obviously, but if I don’t have it I have so much manual overhead aligning everything that I just give up and do it by hand.Ģ) they are all dogshit slow (not sure about this one, haven’t tried it).
So for example, I want to schedule a doctor’s appointment on my personal and have my other calendars mirror that time block, but scrub the details/make it generic.
I have a personal calendar, a work calendar, and a side project calendar, I want them all to be independent, have tasks blocked out on them, etc, but still be aware of each other. Two main things I’ve struggled with with all of them:ġ) none seem to handle multiple calendars well. I’ve tried a lot of apps like this over the years. I'm not necessarily against using the app just due to privacy reasons (though other users might be), but I wish I could find out in advance of signing up, how much data collection I could opt out of before signing up. However, you have to scroll down quite a bit, and I'm not comfortable with the use of Google Analytics. Users have the right, under certain circumstances, to obtain the erasure of their Data from the Owner." The "under certain circumstances" seems vague, and I'm unsure what that means in practice. Have their Personal Data deleted or otherwise removed. In this case, the Owner will not process their Data for any purpose other than storing it. Users have the right, under certain circumstances, to restrict the processing of their Data. You have one linked at, where you did write that users have the right to: "Restrict the processing of their Data. A clear and straightforward Privacy Policy, which would be a plus.
#BUSYCAL TRIAL REGISTRATION#
Whether it's possible to "Get started" without using the Google sign-on I typically avoid using Google to sign in, and prefer traditional registration with an email and password What platforms are supported (it looks like MacOS from the demo video, but I couldn't find whether there is an iPad or iOS app, or whether it supports Windows and Android access and syncing to a mobile device is very important from my perspective as a user) I like the "Cancel in one click" message, and the drag-and-drop UI from tasks to calendar (plus Google Calendar sync), but I couldn't easily find (and still haven't found):
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