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The strongest part is that the assistants are positioned around doing actual tasks, not just answering questions. For B2B users, the key trust points will probably be integrations, permissions, audit logs, and how safely the bot can touch CRM or booking workflows.
Love the restraint here. A lot of whiteboard tools turn into project management suites, so the no-login, no-clutter approach is genuinely useful for quick teaching, explaining ideas, or sketching something during a call. Would be nice to know if boards can be exported or shared with a simple link.
Fast audience feedback across multiple creative concepts sounds very useful, especially before spending too much time polishing one direction. The main thing I would want to understand is how granular the audience targeting is and how the feedback quality is kept consistent
I like the idea of generating a full calendar around someone’s daily timeframe instead of just creating individual events. The PDF export and daily newsletter angle also makes sense. It would be interesting to see a few example calendars for different use cases
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Managing a calendar often feels like a job. Information comes in different formats - messages, emails, screenshots, event posters - and we end up manually parsing it all and entering it into an app.
That’s why I built Calendar in Telegram: Forward a message, photo, file, or voice note to the bot - AI takes care of the rest.
Share your schedule with family, friends, or teams directly in group chats.
Pin the bot in Telegram or add the mini-app to your home screen for quick access.
App designed it with busy people in mind - parents juggling multiple kids’ schedules, professionals managing work + personal tasks, or anyone tired of missing holidays and reminders.