Butleroy: Calendar & To-dos

@chr1s There are definitly plans for an Android version. Our main focus is currently on iOS though. But we are also working on a Google Tasks integration right now, which will allow you to create Google Tasks with your Google Assistant, that can then be displayed and scheduled in the Butleroy iOS app.

@chr1s @ipgregor I secund this. An Android version would be great. I've been looking for a good calendar-todo hybrid for ages, but nothing has stuck so far. This one looks great.

@chr1s @ipgregor Why focus on iOS while Android has a 70%+ marketshare?

@scott_clennell Thank you for your kind words and your interest in our product. Those are actually really great questions. 1) That is currect, currently to-dos are set to 30 minutes duration. In the future we are planning on adding the possibility to change that. 2) That's a great idea and we definitly will add this to our roadmap. 3) Right now typical working hours (something like 9 to 5) are considered simply by adding the "work" tag when creating a todo. A more sophisticated version of this feature where you can set exact working hours for individual days is already in the making.

@ipgregor thanks for this! It’s probably (just) off where I would need it to be to work for me without a task effort estimate, but still a great product and going to watch very closely. I think the need for something like this in the market is great to the point where I had considered making something myself (albeit what I had in my head wasn’t nowhere near as seamless and intuitive as this). Best of luck - I suspect this will really take off with some development.

@scott_clennell thanks a lot. We will give our best to add your requested features as soon as possible.

@alexandra_koller Thanks a lot. We are so glad our app helps you to increase your productivity.

@alexandra_koller @ipgregor hey Gregor. I understood from the demo that the app arranges meeting and coordinates schedules of multiple invitees ((like CatchApp or PlanSnap), as well as assistant-related tasks via “Roy”. As of now, the app serve me as no more than a calendar puller with a simplified todo list attached to it.

@lyondhur Due to a lot of user feedback we changed the main focus of the app from scheduling with multiple people to scheduling to-dos for yourself. However there is still a big focus on assistant-related tasks which will receive much more functionality in future updates.

@ipgregor fair enough. The presentation and offer pitch should reflect that then I’d say. As it is, had I known before it was any different than what is being sold by the video and intro for example, I wouldn’t have downloaded it; much less tried it. I’m afraid I reckon it’s quite misleading at this point.

@lyondhur We are sorry that the video appeared misleading for you. We also understand that it can be misleading for others as well because the video targets an older version of the app. Thank you for your feedback - we definitly have to improve on that.