In Your Face for iOS
The meeting reminder you can’t ignore
106 followers
The meeting reminder you can’t ignore
106 followers
Never miss another meeting, ever again – even if you're a hyper-focussed deep-work person: Full screen reminder that gets you to join that meeting right on time. Fully customizable, purposefully annoying to make sure you never be late again.
In Your Face
In Your Face for iOS
It's finally here! Let me go share it :D
Antetype: Advanced Prototyping
Really love the macOS app. Appreciate you putting that much thought and energy into making it fun to use (and making it work on iOS too)
Yeaaaah finally :D I'm so excited and ready to test.
Superinbox
haha love the idea!
Ooo awesome that it’s a live product already. Bought within 2 minutes seeing this post!
Scrumball
@martinhoeller This is hilariously necessary! I miss meetings because I'm 'in flow' coding or in deep work mode. Subtle notifications are my enemy - I need something that basically slaps me in the face.
The Mac version sounds like it saved your colleague's career 😂 Does the iOS version work well with back-to-back meetings? I have days where I'm jumping from investor calls to team standups to client demos - sometimes with like 2 minutes between them.
Funniest late excuse I've heard: 'Sorry, I was stuck in a meeting about being late to meetings' - the irony was lost on them completely.
In Your Face
@alex_chu821 haha I totally hear you. The app will work with backt-to-back meetings too. You can choose the time before the event when the alarm will be shown. This defaults to 1 minute and can also be overwritten for each event (e.g. when you need to account for a longer trip, or a coffee break before the meeting).
Scrumball
@martinhoeller The customizable timing per event is smart - some meetings definitely need more buffer time than others. Being able to override the default for specific events shows you thought through the real-world use cases.
Does it handle recurring meetings well? Like if I have a daily standup that always needs a 5-minute buffer, can it remember that setting for the series?