Meeting Guidelines - Built-in in Google Calendar to improve meeting culture

Hello Product Hunters! I’m Roberto, co-founder of Scalar, and together with @dolea I’m proud to present to you our new product, Meeting Guidelines. Do you find yourself constantly interrupted by meetings, feeling like your day only starts after 5 pm? Meetings are helpful, but often they get in the way of real progress. So how do the best and fastest-moving companies in the world solve this? They establish meeting guidelines, and now you can too, in an automated and seamless way. Meeting Guidelines main functionalities: 📚 Library of Meeting Guidelines to select from, with expected impact. Some guidelines included are: - No Meeting Day - Optimized default time (50/25 minutes) - Mandatory agenda - Maximum of people 🖊️ Possibility to create your own Meeting Guideline. Is there any meeting guideline in your company that you want to include? You can. Possibilities are limitless. 📅 Google Calendar extension to show the guidelines right in the Google Calendar invites. Employees can seamlessly adhere to best practices without new tools or constant reminders from the company. 📊 Analytics dashboard to understand what’s happening, the impact of your guidelines and be able to adjust accordingly. That's it, happy to answer any further questions down below. Share them, as well as your thoughts and feedback, and let's improve how we use our time and how we do meetings! 💪🗓️

Hello Product Hunt Community! I'm thrilled to introduce Scalar Guidelines 🎉 a revolutionary tool designed to transform your company's meeting culture. After speaking with many companies over the past months, we're launching Scalar Guidelines today with the aim of helping companies shape their desired meeting culture. We understand the organizational pains caused by chaotic meetings. Often, leaders find themselves lacking the necessary tools to facilitate a cultural shift towards more productive and efficient meetings. Scalar Guidelines is the solution, providing a dedicated space for broadcasting new meeting practices directly into every employee's calendar. Plus, it seamlessly integrates with meeting costs, ensuring you never overlook the financial impact of your meetings. Say goodbye to lengthy presentations and manual reminders. Scalar Guidelines is here to help you improve your meeting culture and enhance productivity. Feel free to share your thoughts, feedback, and questions below. Let's revolutionize how we utilize our time! 💪📅

Congrats for the team making this one, looking really nice!

Congratulations team Meeting Guidelines on this fantastic launch on Producthunt! The tool is a brilliant idea to enhance company meeting culture. A potential feature addition could be an AI module that listens in on the meeting and gives real-time feedback or nudges towards the established guidelines. Keep up the great work and can't wait to see this in action in companies worldwide!

This is so dope! I don't know if ya'll thought about this already but it would be really cool to have a context aware calculator to keep people on topic. There have been tons of times where people go off rambling and rambling about unrelated stuff when i'm just trying to get an answer (Some rambling is fine LOL). I don't know how you would set the parameters but like using the transcript of the meeting might provide some good insights!

Love the idea! Let's scale down all these damn annoying long All hands meetings 😂

All the best for the launch @roberjet

@roberjet and @dolea are super crack and they know a lot about producto and meetings! They've nailed it! Good luck brohs!!! You deserved it!

Fantastic work @roberjet! This is an absolutely essential tool for creating an efficient and productive meeting environment. I'm sure it'll become invaluable to everyone who gives it a try!

Congrats on your launch! Keeping meetings short and effective is an issue that many companies struggle with. I really like the approach of showing the calculated meeting costs. That will help people realize the value of the time they spend on meeting. Do you plan to make your product compatible with Outlook?