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I am a 14 y/o Co-founder & CTO, and I am developing the next generation appointment scheduling software. Today, we are closer to launching it than ever, it's coming very soon! But we are looking for 10 Beta testers, each one will get a 70% off coupon on launch....

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Ameen 的头像
Ameen1 年前

Sorry, but I'm just curious why do you always have to mention your age ?

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opensourceCM1 年前

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Kritarth Mittal | Soshals 的头像
Kritarth Mittal | Soshals1 年前

Calendly / cal both are super easy to use and free. What's different here?

Bilal Bakr 的头像
Bilal Bakr1 年前

But we are even easier by providing Google Sheets as the admin dashboard, and we also have some unique features that are not available in our competitors.

Jeppe Skov 的头像
Jeppe Skov1 年前

What’s the use case? What’s the problem your you’re solving?

Bilal Bakr 的头像
Bilal Bakr1 年前

We are more affordable, unique, easier to use We are also suitable for clinics, hospitals, etc Currently we only support Google sheets as the admin dashboard, but we are working on an advanced dashboard with AI soon!

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Sam1 年前

tbh there is a huge pain point for traditional businesses, they all look for an easy to use software to manage their bookings ( Car detailing, barbershop etc..)

Bilal Bakr 的头像
Bilal Bakr1 年前

We are the easiest appointment scheduling software out there! In fact we provide the user with a Google sheet as the admin dashboard for easy use. Soon we will give the user the choice if he wants to use a professional dashboard instead of Google sheets, which will have better analytics, AI features, etc

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Dfw_Kaytay 󱢏1 年前

CALENDATY

Bilal Bakr 的头像
Bilal Bakr1 年前

Just sent you a DM with all the info, check it out!

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CrickTech 1 年前

CALENDATY

Bilal Bakr 的头像
Bilal Bakr1 年前

Just sent you a DM with all the info, check it out!

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