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Drag'n'drop, then copy'n'paste to tell your colleagues when you're available for a meeting.

Built this because I can't afford calendly, don't like sending links, and don't like extra accounts/installations for something as simple as this.

Just meant to be some inspiration to get eyes on your MVP as soon as possible.

The amazing products that we use and love did not always look that way, and it's easy to forget how crappy they were originally.

Repost bc Google finally verified my app, so no more sketchy consent screen.

Use this simple tool to drag’n’drop time availability, and copy/paste it for email or messaging.

There are several similar apps, but I’m not a fan of extra installations, links, or paying for Calendly.

To give some explanation, for my next project, I am thinking about building a quick/easy guide for others to build their own personal website.

But before I get there, I want to validate that this is something that would be actually bring value.

But I find the issue is usually lack of rest.

Yeah, I'm having so much trouble sleeping lately and it seems to correlate with the amount of work that I'm doing for my software dev projects. The mind keeps racing...

Wow Office Snapshots looks incredible. Yeah UGC seems to be the big bottleneck initially, as I'm finding out right now.

Do you mind sharing why you initially started Office Snapshots?

I ask because I suspect there was something far significant than "I thought it would be cool." This project is showing me how important it is to really love what you do - otherwise the amount of effort it takes to get something off the ground and self-sustainable is just truly back-breaking. I've probably spent a month on this project and I'm already getting exhausted. Starting to think its mainly because I just don't care enough about desks and desk setups in the first place.

Thanks so much for the detailed feedback!

The less cheery stuff is certainly hard to hear, but is what I need to hear, so I appreciate it. There is clearly something really really wrong with either the GraphQL server hosted on GCP or with how I'm fetching it from the frontend. Really need to dig into this.

What do you mean by non-navigable using keyboard?