Daybridge

I genuinely don’t understand what the direction of travel is here? I can get onboard with the concept of a calendar that’s less work-focussed, but the product just feels so lightweight and so obviously lacking in functionality that I can’t see how anyone uses it as a viable alternative to a standard calendar app. The company seems obsessed by minute UI details which is all well and good, but they could do with just shipping a less polished product faster that actually gets them to something distinctive. At the moment it feels like a Dribbble prototype that someone’s put together as a design school exercise. A project, not a product.

Had an account a while back but decided it wasn’t for me so I deleted my account. Fast forward to this week, thought I’d give it another try to see what’s changed. I’m unable to register because my previous account was ‘deleted’. Feels like my previous data wasn’t actually deleted…just marked as deleted.

I don’t fully understand the app. Beyond the strange UX, it just doesn’t seem to do what it’s set out to do. Perhaps the web version is better and the app has slipped by the wayside, but right now this feels like a to do list starter project. UX Issues: - My first time opening the app I wanted to view a day/week/month view, but that functionality is seemingly nonexistent - Due to the above, when I created an event for a future date, I didn’t actually know where it went. There was no indication that I needed to swipe across to find it. - There is no way to delete historical or in running events. In fact, you can’t delete _any_ events. Overall I’m a bit surprised by this. It feels beta MVP rather than shippable product. Hopefully it improves but until then it’s back to an alternative.

Sign in hasn’t worked since a few days ago, useless app now

I really wanted to love this app, having followed the development and buying into the idea that calendars (by and large) are designed to manage work, not personal time. But there’s just too many features missing, some of which seem insanely obvious. 1) No way to quickly duplicate events. If I want to schedule something (like a haircut) same time, same place, I have to recreate the entire thing. Boring. Waste of time. 2) No way to get a quick overview for month, or even the week. Not even a little dot indicating something on that day in the month view. Almost like the designer was worried about spoiling the UI. You get a similar view on the web app, but in 2022, people live on their smartphone. 3) No way to customise notifications for upcoming alerts. It’s 10 minutes before, or nothing. Overall, the concept is great. But it manages to feel both over engineered and under baked at the same time. Is it really more important for someone to log their morning cycle than it is to simply view what they’ve got upcoming for the week? It could be great. I’m sure it will be. But currently it’s only worth your time existing alongside a more functional calendar app.

Good, but lack of iOS calendar integration is a blocker.

The calendar with the minimum of functionality - no week view, no agenda view, etc no manual lousy colour scheme, blocky text. In the bin after an hour. There are so many other calendars that are better ( hmm thinking about it every calendar in the App Store ). The only redeeming feature - its free.