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Solving my own problems — introducing Chime! Sometimes you lose track of time while working or in focus mode. Calendar notifications come but you miss them because they're subtle and designed not to interrupt your flow. Well, not Chime 😅 Chime gives you full-screen alerts minutes before every meeting;... show more

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