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Martin Jambon
@mjambon · Software engineer, Esper
By the way I wanted to mention the unusual fact that Esper's backend is written in OCaml. This helps us with manage our ~80 mysql tables by checking the validity of the data we put in there.
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For the over scheduled like me, this is a huge boon. You can't make more time but you can find it by doing less of the things that aren't valuable for you. But you don't know what those things are without analytics. That's where Esper comes in.
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Andrew Lee
@_andrewlee · CEO, Esper
Thanks Garry! After hearing stories of countless top CEOs and their EAs manually auditing their calendars we decided it was time to share the secret with everyone. So we built a tool that takes the hassle out of tracking your time allocation and “make time great again” 😉
With 2015 ending, it’s a great time to run a calendar audit and review how you spent y… See more
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Martin Jambon
@mjambon · Software engineer, Esper
By the way I wanted to mention the unusual fact that Esper's backend is written in OCaml. This helps us with manage our ~80 mysql tables by checking the validity of the data we put in there.
Ivan Kirigin
@ikirigin · CEO, YesGraph
Fun fact: my startup YesGraph shares an office with Esper. It's been great watching them from the inside building out this new product. AMA about the soylent and bughouse in the office, lol
Jack Smith
@_jacksmith · Serial Entrepreneur & Startup Adviser
this looks pretty solid. I've been hacking together something similar using manual processes
quick question: there's about a bazillion buttons saying "try for free" everywhere. but I can't find anything about pricing. how much is it?