... here through the @Product Hunt community. Both of our teams care deeply about helping people come together and making meetings more meaningful, so we started asking: What happens if you combine the 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, Simplora can detect that scheduling intent and pass it to @Meet-Ting

... Most AI visibility tools show you a dashboard. They tell you where you're invisible. They show you competitors winning. Then what? You stare at the screen, knowing there's a gap, but no idea how to close it. RAIVE 2.2 (Rankfender AI Visibility Engine) fixes that. It's not just a tracking engine. It's a prescription engine. It analyzes where competitors

... 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 is AI that runs your calendar and meetings end to end, you just CC it into email to takeover or text on WhatsApp to handle things. Sounds simple? Actually, no! People still struggle to CC AI into an email thread because it's a new behaviour, just like getting an assistant ... ... first time. Same for WhatsApp, you don't immediately think, let me text my AI EA. But that's actually what we need for a more retentive product. Now you can go to the website, try the experience of Ting

... constantly looking for ways to reduce the pain and cognitive load of managing your calendar. We started with something simple: CC Ting in an email and it schedules the meeting for you. Then we added WhatsApp - message Ting

... Before I started Ting, I did the classic founder things... Read every Paul Graham essay. Listened to Masters of Scale . Obsessed over founder stories. There s always that moment in those stories. The magical customer call. The gold-dust that changes everything. The door-knocking moment (Airbnb). It is romantic. But, but. but. In reality? It s really, really hard. People are busy. Most outreach goes unanswered. You send thoughtful emails. You DM. You ask for just 15 minutes. silence ... ... then, someone replies. And those early calls? They re some of my most special founder memories. A recent call that changed how I think about AI A user reached out saying he loved what we re building with Ting

... 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, and other people are involved, that s a recipe for disaster! So we knew we had to step into ... ... been a bit flat each week while we collected feedback, but it s now more comprehensive and useful. It gives you a clear overview of what s coming up - and lets you press a single button for Ting

... 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-Ting

... Ting's magic has always been in "multiplayer" mode - CC the AI, and it books your meetings with other people. But we quickly realized a huge part of calendar management is actually "single-player," because: CC'ing an AI adds friction if you don't have a thread going, and digging through an old Ting

... 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 - not just another scheduling tool, but a more emotionally intelligent scheduler. One month into closed beta, Ting

... wrote last week about how we re building Ting on two axes: one to get attention, the other to build the product. On attention, we re doing pretty well in 3-weeks: 1k on the waitlist. 200 people have joined meetings booked by Ting