Daybridge is a new calendar to help you make time for what matters
• Create colourful, categorised events in seconds.
• Share events with anyone, without needing their email address.
• Use your current Google calendars alongside your new Daybridge calendar.
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Great Idea with potential
I have the app new and I like the structure (user interface) very much. The fact that you can make the calendar clearer by displaying the colors of the categories is great! The icons also help a lot. However, what I am missing is a todo-list feature and an overview of the upcoming activities!! This should definitely be improved. It would also be nice if you could create an account, simply with the email address. It is good that you can also use it on several platforms. The app is still in development and that's why I understand the current issues and bugs. I am looking forward to a hopefully full release soon. Great work guys!
Why bother making an iOS app?
My entire schedule is on Apple calendars. I have like, 12 different calendars? But Daybridge won’t offer support for native iOS calendars. So please clarify: what do you expect me to do here? Migrate my entire schedule, appointment by appointment, over to DayBridge? I mean, why bother offering an iOS app at all if you deliberately exclude iCloud users?
Works and looks good, but not with Apple calendar
This app was announced a long time ago (maybe 2 years? or longer?), and a lot of people have waited for a long time. Now, it's here and the time was worth it - if you use Google Calendar. Because that's the only calendar it supports. No Outlook calendars, and no Apple calendars.
Sure, at least that last one might not be that easily accessible for apps that are also supposed to run outside of Apple devices, but with this much time passed, you'd expect that the app just syncs to / from Apple calendars using the devices where the app is installed - like other calendar apps do as well.
Since the app requires you to sign up with an account of its own, I'd assume theres some form of backend anyways. Sure, that'd have to be expanded to accommodate all the calendars, but I think it's safe to say that people expect that sort of functionality from a calendar app that has a native application for their platform.
