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Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Apr 4, 2024

Mayday Sunsetting

Today we are announcing that Mayday has been acquired. This means that we’ll be sunsetting all Mayday products and services, on May 5, 2024. While we can’t share specifics at this time, we want to thank you all for joining us on this journey.

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Aug 13, 2023

Outlook into the Fold: Everything Time-Related in One Place

Connect your Microsoft 365 account, and your Outlook schedule becomes part of the Mayday ecosystem. Managing your tasks, appointments, and priorities is now a one-app affair, with full support across Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Jun 20, 2023

The AI Assistant Opportunity

It's impossible to overstate the implications and opportunities artificial intelligence presents to society as a whole. Unlike previous technological advancements, AI is uniquely poised to automate cognitive tasks, not merely physical ones, and will fundamentally redefine how we live and work.

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Jun 12, 2023

Introducing AI-Scheduled Tasks

This has easily been our most requested feature, and with the release of Mayday v4.3, we’re excited to announce that AI-Scheduled Tasks have arrived!

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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May 1, 2023

Mayday on May Day: What's in a name?

In many parts of the world, May 1st is known as May Day. And this year, I find myself reflecting on the origins of our business, the product we're building, and the significance behind our name, Mayday. The name "Mayday" wasn't chosen merely to evoke the first day of May; it holds a deeper meaning.

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Nov 30, 2022

Taking Control of Your Schedule So It Doesn’t Take Control of You

As we've been building Mayday, we’ve explored many ways to help people take control of their schedules. And with those learnings, we’ve oriented our product around four areas that help our team be more effective every week.

Adam Day
Adam Day
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May 12, 2022

The 4-Day Workweek Advantage: Doing More With Less

We’re not just building another calendar, but we’re helping busy people improve their productivity and wellbeing by spending time in better ways. We believe that our work towards this goal should not only be reflected in the products that we build, but also in the way we work as a team.

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Mar 7, 2022

Mayday Raises $3M to help everyone achieve Schedule/Priority Fit

We are excited to announce that Mayday has raised a USD $3 million seed round led by 8VC with additional participation by Shasta Ventures, ff Venture Capital, Colle Capital, and others to grow our team and accelerate development towards achieving our mission of coordinating the world’s time.

Adam Day
Adam Day
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Aug 17, 2021

Productivity Hacks Can’t Save Us

Human beings are creatures of habit. Once a process is determined to be successful, maximizing productivity generally boils down to optimizing what has worked before. So unlocking knowledge worker productivity over the last 50 years has predominantly focused on “hacks” or “microefficiencies”

Adam Day
Adam Day
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May 26, 2021

How to Successfully Launch on Product Hunt… on the Same Day As Your Competitor

The internet is rife with blog posts explaining how to successfully launch on Product Hunt. It’s almost like the obligatory final step for any product release. But Product Hunt is a deceptively complex game that is best figured out through trial and error, so there’s a lot to be shared.

Jeremy Bell
Jeremy Bell
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Apr 21, 2021

The World Doesn’t Need Just Another Calendar.

The single most important tool we use to manage our time is the calendar. We spend an excessive amount of energy monitoring, planning, and managing our time. But modern calendars were never built for the modern workplace.

Adam Day
Adam Day
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Mar 17, 2021

Easier Said Than Done: A Framework for Prioritizing Advice

It’s okay to acknowledge that you don’t don’t have all the answers. Especially when you’re doing something as ambiguous as building a startup. Learning from your own mistakes is one approach, but it’s expensive and it can sometimes mean life or death to an early-stage company.

Adam Day
Adam Day
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Dec 7, 2020

The Case for Empathetic Productivity

Over the last decade, productivity growth for the vast majority of developed economies has decreased — in spite of considerable technological advances (including the widespread adoption of productivity software).

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