Student-Entrepreneur faces challenges of efficient planning
We were able to have a video call with Dasha and talk about her TimeTree usage.
Wellness coach manages her own business and multiple jobs!
We had a video call to discuss her best tactics for organizing her daily life.
Chloe, shares with boyfriend to check their work schedule
I specifically use TimeTree, because I work in the Travel industry so I am often abroad working and my boyfriend works shift patterns. This allows us to enter all social events, work dates, birthdays, annual leave, and special occasions. We both have specific colors to keep a track of what we are doing and use the app to share our availability with friends.
Becky shares calendars with husband for daily commitments
We use the TimeTree app for all of our commitments. We are able to see what each other has planned for the day and put things in the diary without having to wait for the other person to confirm availability.
Marie, sharing calendars with boyfriend to plan out daily life
I specifically use TimeTree with my boyfriend to plan our day, we don’t have the same working schedule or school schedule but we still want to make sure that we have time to each other. I use TimeTree to plan our weeks so that way we always know when we can go out or when the other one is busy!
We have less arguments because we don't mix up our plans anymore.
We’re living in the wonderful city of Erfurt, the capital of Thuringia, Germany. I am studying at the local university and have a part-time job. My boyfriend, Daniel is doing shift work and I never knew if he would have time or be at work when I was planning something for us. At the same time, he never knew when I had to go to my part-time job or when I already had plans with my friends, or when I had to do homework. So we always ended up making plans we could not fulfill.
Track the highlights of pregnancy milestones with appointment scedule.
Our calendar mainly has plans for both of us. Going shopping at IKEA or a date to see a movie. Both of us also enter our individual plans for the days off. We can then easily see whether our plans match or not. Previously, most of your days off were hit-or-miss. However, since you can now see at a glance your family's schedule, it makes it easier to make plans in advance.
The schedule for the weekend is full!
As you create events or memos on TimeTree, we keep a list of the "things you'd like to do", for which you have yet to decide on a time and date, such as "restaurants with nice atmosphere", "movies you are interested in", and "places you'd like to go".
Check shift and meeting shedules of multiple braches even outside the office!
Convenience is the key. By taking only a 10-minute-long training course I was ready to use the app.
What is the secret to getting everyone to use shared calendar at work?
W is in charge of PR for Ark Corporation, a company that handles artwork exhibition planning and management. Wondering if there was a simple and precise means of sharing the most up-to-date details of the company's exhibitions between staff members, W had the bright idea of taking the program they used at home, TimeTree, and applying it in the workplace.
See overlapping appointments in one glance
We interviewed Mr. I, of Bucks Co., Ltd., who does interior work for stores. He said that he uses TimeTree to get a grasp of what is going on in the whole company.
We do not miss important things and argue anymore.
We are living in Freiburg, Germany. I'm part-time working and also part-time managing my two-holiday apartments together with my husband. Our kids are in Primary School and Kindergarten.
Managing upcoming match shedule for the parents of 40 players
We interviewed Mr. Noguchi, the coach for the junior soccer team “Hanno Bruder,” for his thoughts on using TimeTree to share schedules for the soccer team.
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The soccer club belongs to the university athletic association, and it has 33 members: 30 players and 3 managers.
Managing busy band activities with a shared calendar
N: Yellow Studs is a 5-member rock band that was formed 13 years ago. Although we do not have any negative feelings towards the idea of going major, we value the ability to have the final say in our own activities and the autonomy over how things should be done. Therefore, we have decided to manage everything on our own and we recently declared ourselves to be a “fully independent” band.
Relieving stress by keeping all information in one place, easily reachable whenever.
My appointments, my husband's appointments, shared events, information that may concern us, and grocery lists. Aside from directly creating events, we also save information that may concern us. For example, when the cake shop we frequent is closed for holidays or when there will be a festival nearby and such.
Running a 100-year-old business - a calendar that can be used by everyone.
It is Kyodo Suisan Co., Ltd., a company dedicated to the wholesale, as well as the processing and sale, of seafood within the Tsukiji Market in Tokyo, Japan. Soon to become 100 years old, our company has received orders even from the Imperial Household Agency. We have our own processing plant at the Tsukiji Market, from where we process and ship custom-made orders to clients such as hotels and restaurants. Also, we are currently working on developing and selling products oriented to the consumers, such as our own private brands of Saikyo-Zuke (fish marinated in sweet miso), Kasu-Zuke (fish marinated in the lees of sake), and Karashi-Mentaiko (spicy cod roe). More about the company (Japanese link): Kyodo Suisan Co., Ltd.
Schedule of a working mother of three all in one place!
Since I started preparing my eldest daughter for elementary school entrance exams, I began to have so many things to do and I was struggling with the lack of time to share information with my husband.