Sunrise Meet - The fastest way to schedule a one-to-one meeting

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Looks great, seems like it can really make planning much easier. I'm giving it a try!
thanks Ondra :) Let us know how it goes!
Started using this yesterday and haven't looked back. Best integration with keyboard/scheduling I've seen yet. I've been hesitant to change from the apple calendar apps for 8+yrs but this put me over the edge. Nice work!
thank you so much Rob! So glad you like it :)
Sunrise was awesome to begin with, but this one is just amazing!
thanks Wilson :)
THIS IS AWESOME!
THANKS!
Congrats on the launch! This looks great and it's really amazing to see it as a custom keyboard. It makes so much sense for mobile. I'm glad to see what we’ve done with Boomerang Calendar on the web (3 year old now) is able to inspire other folks to think about one click meeting scheduling applied to mobile usage.
thanks a lot
This is the replacement I have been dying for since Tungle.me was shut down. The integration of the keyboard instead of using an extension is simply brilliant. Wow, I am very impressed.
thanks Arlo!
thank you so much Jonathan!
This looks clever/great! I've been using Google Calendar Appointments to let others know when I'm available. Has anyone jumped from GC to Sunrise and give a qualitative description of how this is better/ more productive? I can imagine the keyboard shortcut comes in super handy.
Hey , two issues blocking me from using Meet (obviously I want to!): 1. Meetings only start and have duration on the 1:00 and the 0:30! And no pref/default to change this! 2. Why does Sunrise Meet keyboard require full access? Now that Sunrise is owned by MS is no one just a bit concerned about MS having access to your usernames/passwords/everythingYouType?

I loved Sunrise, and I can't believe nobody has brought it back yet.

Pros:

Ease of use for both parties

Cons:

Dead

Couldn't agree more. Was a great calendar app, designed super well and Meet was the best part and no one STILL has come close to it's simplicity of putting you as the scheduler in control... :(