... minutes later, I thought: wouldn t it be useful if I could CC an AI into these threads and let it handle everything? February I couldn t shake the idea. I called it Ting, as a play on meeting

... best parts of Product Hunt isn t just discovering products, it s discovering people. That s how I met Dan ( @dbul ) and the Ting team ( @Meet

... best of Simplora with the best of Ting? Well, now it works...! If you re on a call using @Simplora and someone starts talking about booking the next meeting

... never start that." "I could never ask that." I hear it all the time. Usually in response to things I'm doing - which, if you keep reading, you'll find deeply ironic. When I left my job to build @Meet-Ting

... things we've done, with some results and free resources. Keep reading if you're early stage, not a marketing background, or just looking for some inspiration and free help... We get a lot of compliments on @Meet-Ting

... know no-shows waste 15-40% of every sales team's calendar until I met a stranger at Web Summit. I was standing by our booth when someone wandered over and started asking about what we're building at @Meet-Ting

... just made a much overdue update to our website based on some key insights that I thought helpful to share. If you're new here, @Meet-Ting

... sent to my boss (by accident). Now - as a slightly more evolved marketer these days - I paused. Because while I agree marketing is becoming more important than ever product is still everything. I say that after several months building @Meet-Ting

... coolest parts of my job is getting a front-row seat to how @marianaprazeres thinks about AI. Memory feels table stakes in AI right now. But for @Meet-Ting

... Substack I'll link at the end, but to avoid UI hopping I wanted to provide the basic summary here. If you've been trying to build something but you're fighting against entrenched user behaviours with a competitor or feel it's just too hard to go up against a giant. Well, maybe you have a secret advantage. Keep reading... What's changing? The internet was built to be: Human-read, human-clicked, human-navigated. Everything, like everything ... ... simple example: scheduling Scheduling tools are incredibly efficient for humans . But agents don t need: Booking links Availability grids Email threads They just need: Make this meeting

... recent Ting v2 launch, we talked about giving your calendar your brain so it can make decisions for you. That means moving from reactive proactive full automation. We ve experimented with full automation, but it turns out it needs a lot of context to get right - and when it gets it wrong, the consequences can be pretty painful... when calendars, meetings

... have a product live today, you're already 1% of the 1%. And that's a great feeling to have as we enter a new year... It's been a crazy first five months for us with @Meet-Ting

... what s next, too.) Platforms: we ve spent time with Google DeepMind, OpenAI and Microsoft in the last few weeks. Their roadmaps heavily influence the entire industry. Other builders & events : it s amazing seeing what excites people. SF vs. London is hilariously different. VCs : they see thousands of pitches. Their pattern-recognition is a cheat code if you listen carefully. Customers : sometimes you have to ignore everything above ... ... ground yourself in what the average, non-bubble, person is ready for despite what is technically possible. These are all the angles I'm using for the predictions below and yes, they re biased toward how we think about Meet

... feature from Ting that I thought had some learnings for everyone building in AI. At 7pm local time yesterday, in 1,000 inboxes across the world, @Meet

... many pitches I get that are completely irrelevant, clearly copied and pasted, expecting a reply. When the stakes are higher - funding, partnerships, sales - do the upstream work. It always pays off. Right now, I have a story for Meet-Ting

... launched Meet-Ting

... break from the usual building updates for @Meet-Ting

... feels addictive - and fragile. Fundraising is basically Tinder. Fun fact, it took me 4 years to get my (now) wife to go on a date with me, so I'm ready for this game. The ups Evolution is exciting: Meet-Ting

... months ago, we launched @Meet-Ting

... Smith (so good, you need to listen - the advice for builders is insane and can't believe it's free...), I wanted to share a few things I ve been seeing going deep into Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) for @Meet-Ting

... that sticks with you. For me, it was: People don t want your time. They want your energy. Fifteen minutes of full focus beats thirty minutes half-scrolling your phone. That same idea is shaping how we re building @Meet-Ting

... anyone from an artist to an athlete to an influencer). After that I was at TikTok (where creators = the product - without them, the algo has nothing to match). So I think about creators a lot! Even more now with @Meet-Ting

... headline: Is Meet-Ting

... favourite experiences as a founder so far. But this post isn t about bugs. It s about grabbing attention . What we did at Ting We invested heavily in a story: Problem: scheduling still sucks. Future vision: Meet

... seems like every product on here these days is AI. And every AI team is outstanding (I ve even spotted a few in the same category as Meet-Ting