Shepherd is a Chrome extension that plugs directly into the Google Calendar and Google Meet for teams to take collaborative notes, set custom agendas and assign action items, as well as connect with other productivity apps. Everything in one place!
Meeting notes, agendas & tasks - in Google Calendar & Meet
Shepherd is a Chrome extension that plugs directly into the Google Calendar and Google Meet for teams to take collaborative notes, set custom agendas and assign action items, as well as connect with other productivity apps. Everything in one place!
Congratulations for being no.1 product of the day! Do share tips from your successful launch ! 🚀
?makers you should try to incorporate this books strategies with your idea. The book is called 'Measure What Matters' and is run on a premise of 'OKR's' - objectives and key results (how most corporates and companies run like Google, Workday) would be super neat to automate that!!
Hey Jamie Looks good. Getting people to write and circulate minutes is a worthy goal. I founded a startup targeting this same use case in 2011. "Pailz - every meeting action done". We made the mistake of trying to build both the minutes writing interface (MinuteNow) and the task management tool (Pailz). Once trello and asana hit the scene shortly after we started, we could see we were clearly outgunned. I wrote a bunch of SEO friendly content called "The Meeting Minutes" - https://web.archive.or
Awesome product! Just downloaded and used it myself and what a super smooth user experience! Definitely going to continue using this for every single meeting I have moving forward!
Shepherd is amazing! I find it very helpful for organization and information flow inside of a team! Congratulations on the launch! ^_^ Can you tell me please, is it maybe compatible with Slack? :))
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