[baileypumfleet]

Hey - one of the cofounders here. It’s exactly this.

I totally get the point that’s being made, but to be able to have a product which is good enough to sell, we have to be able to cater to the hundreds of features that customers tell us we need.

Everything we build is entirely community and customer demand driven, so effectively all of these features are in place to support every different use case that customers require as part of their scheduling needs.

We are looking at ways to make the app simpler, with the advanced options still readily available for those who need it. For example, some of our advanced features are hidden as apps which you install to be able to see their options. However if anyone here has further ideas, feel free to create a ticket on GitHub. We’d love your input!

[baxtr]

Hey there! Thanks for sharing. The approach makes sense.

Where and how do you manage your community?

[Peer_Rich]

mostly on GitHub and Slack: https://cal.com/slack