I've been using Callr for almost a month now, after it was mentioned by a friend who helped build the service. Since I have 2-4 conference calls per day, with different bridge lines and access codes (and some where I'm host, some where I'm guest), I thought the service wouldn't be able to cope with the complexity.<p>But after a couple support requests, I have things set up now to the point where Callr calls me about 30 seconds before any regular meeting I'm in is scheduled to begin, without fail.<p>It's a very nice service, and I'm amazed that it can parse out the information from all my calendar events.<p>The one thing that it can't really help with at this point is getting data about meeting invites that are spur-of-the-moment (e.g. someone invites me to a meeting that starts in 10 minutes). Since Callr pampers me by not requiring me to do any dialing, it's annoying to have to pull out my phone and dial in to those meetings manually.
I don't join any conference calls and hate being interrupted by the phone, but I can see how this would be really useful for people who need it. Great idea.<p>The site is neatly but not over-designed and clearly explained the proposition which is something a lot of startups struggle to do well. I didn't have to watch a video or read buckets of text.<p>My one suggestion would be to revise this paragraph while you're US only:<p>"No matter what conference call service you use, Callr can connect you. There is no need to get a new number or fancy URL.*"<p>The asterisked footnote demotes the "no matter what" making it seem like a clear exaggeration. Perhaps have "We support popular US conference call services without the need to get a new number or fancy URL. (If you're outside the US, get in touch and we'll let you know when we expand!)"
I think there's something I'm missing about it. Usually, the most annoying part about 'important calls' is that they won't exactly be right on time & you'll have to wait starring at your phone for a couple of minutes. I don't see how this solve that problem.
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