Sunrise for Mac

@clarklab Unfortunately. Looks like they'll run another great service into the ground...

@clarklab @shanerjeffers Yep... this product is officially dead. Good work Microsoft. Why must you take our nice things? Source: http://blog.sunrise.am/

Thanks @rrhoover! We have a set of tools lined-up, which are going to make it easier for you and your family/friends/colleagues to work, schedule and manage time together. Alongside of this we want to become a calendar platform. As long as something is tied to a date, Sunrise will able to display that information with context. We decided to focus on the client-side experience as a first step, making sure Sunrise is available to everyone. The next step will be about the connections among users and we can't wait to show you what's coming up next!

@jeremylv awww yeah, nice tease :)

@jeremylv you should talk to @andrewchen about this. Last time we had coffee we were discussing "connected productivity" tools and how no one has quite gotten that right yet. What other contextual information do you have in mind? I've been using it for about a week now, and so far I've seen things like weather forecasts and reminders. I'm sure there are lots more I just haven't seen yet.

@alexschiff Have you seen our apps integrations within Sunrise? Let us know what you think. techcrunch.com/2014/06/17/sunrise-lets-you-connect-other-apps-to-your-calendarsunrise-lets-you-connect-other-apps-to-your-calendar-to-become-a-data-hub

@jeremylv I added the Foursquare one out of curiosity, but none of the other ones are tools I use (or in the case of Github, features I use), so they didn't seem that valuable. I'll compile some feedback and send it your way after some more time using it. I like the design and extra features, but I do miss the natural language text input from Fantastical.