Pyas

Hey, Product Hunt! I'm excited to share with y'all a product that a childhood buddy of mine, Freinet (@freinet_brutus), built: Pyas. He shared it with me and I thought I should introduce him and Pyas to the PH community! Pyas is a developer-first calendar integration platform for startups. Freinet built it to scratch his own itch as an a software engineer and entrepreneur, and then decided to turn it into a product other developers could use too. I'll leave it to him to comment, share more details, and answer any questions y'all may have!

Hey there, Product Hunters 👋 Freinet here, the creator of Pyas. I'm super stoked to have released Pyas, a calendar integrations API for developers who are looking to effortlessly add calendar integration features to their apps. Here's a little bit of background on why I built this product: While working on a practice management product for a startup a little over a year ago, we had a feature that required integrating Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook as well as the ability to create Google Meet and Zoom Meetings. After trying out several different solutions that already exist out there, I found that they were all very expensive and most weren't as easy to work with as I'd imagined. So, I decided I would build my own solution and share it with other developers who might be going through the same problems that I went through trying to build a calendar integrations solution. Who is Pyas for? - Solo developers/engineers - Startups who need to quickly add a calendar integration feature to their products/apps Why Use Pyas? Pyas allows you to effortlessly integrate with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook. You can also easily add conferencing to calendar events with Zoom and Google Meet, all using a single API. With Pyas, you can build your calendar integration feature in minutes instead of months! Pyas will help: - Shorten Integration Delivery - Save development resources - Cut costs If you're interested in trying out Pyas for your next or current project, visit: https://www.pyas.io/ You can also reach out to me for any questions regarding Pyas at freinet@pyas.io