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You may remember that I told you I started building an app and that I needed testers. Well, some of you signed up (yay!) and some of you didn't (boo! LOL). It's called Never Miss Meetings and it's (obviously) designed so you don't... well... miss meetings! It's super simple: It seamlessly integrates with Google Calendar. You can set alarms for your most important meeting right within Never Miss Meetings. It pulls all your Google Calendar entries into the app, sets the alarm, and JUST WORKS. I built it for me. But then I asked around a lot of people said they missed Google's notifications, too. It's been a couple months in dev & testing (all new to me) and (to be honest and transparent) I really didn't BUILD anything. I had a concept, enrolled in a "no-code" app builder platform (ask about it in the comments - they are great!), and put some things together and out popped my first app. Tomorrow, it should be eligible to post to production. I'm going to build a solid user base (maybe a few hundred users, hopefully!) and then turn on two subscription plans: $1 per month and $10 per year. User choice. But anybody who gets the app through the Google Play store before I set your subscriptions up will it Never Miss Meetings for free for LIFE! Here's my old post announcing the app - https://www.skool.com/internet-marketing-muscle-7278/early-access-users If you want to get in early, you can do that by joining my group here

I've built an Android app called Never Miss Meetings. It solves a problem that has driven me nuts for years: Google Calendar notifications are too easy to miss. The app lets you set real Android alarms for your most important calendar events. I'm looking for a handful of Android users to try the app and tell me what breaks, what annoys them, and what they'd improve. If you'd like early access, reply and I'll send you the details. It's a pretty simple app, so the "testing" won't be rigorous AT ALL.

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