Thanks Andy! Office365 is the first step on that journey. Some day we'll build out Exchange as well, but no firm commitment on timeline.

Hi Jim, this is actually the core of what Clockwise does best. The Clockwise platform looks across the set of people you commonly meet with in order to understand their schedules and preferences, not just your own. So, when you use Clockwise to schedule, move a meeting, or put a meeting on our Autopilot system, Clockwise will analyze all attendee schedules to find the best time for everyone — considering inferred preferences, focus time blocks, timezones, and even rooms.

Hi DN. This community has been so supportive of Clockwise and I wanted to share the news that we're out of private beta. We officially launched this morning and are open to signups for all G-Suite users. https://www.getclockwise.com/

Clockwise is an intelligent calendar assistant that frees up your time so you can work on what matters. We use AI to create uninterrupted blocks of time, enhance Slack, take the stress out of complex scheduling, resolve double bookings, and so much more.

I'm the founder/CEO over here, please feel free to reach out any time with questions/feedback. My email is "matt" at our website url.

Thanks everyone!

Will, nice work!

Hi everyone, I'm the CEO of Clockwise and a long-time Designer News reader.

I thought what we're working on may resonate with the community. I know what it's like to have your afternoon blown up by a poorly timed one-on-one. Clockwise is built to help optimize your team's schedules for focus time and provide more automatic insights.

We're still in private beta, but if anyone would like early-access, please drop a comment in and I'll get you in. And all feedback/thoughts are very much welcome.

Every time Stripe launches a product page, it blows me away. Such an impressive team.

100% agreed. My work issued me a spec'd-out 15" and I politely returned it in favor of a 13". Primary reasons:

• Weight/size: I was coming from a 13" Air, so the 15" seemed like an antiquated behemoth. It really is a pretty massive computer despite the recent slim-down. If you commute at all, the 13" is your friend.
• Specs: there's just not that much difference between the 13 and 15" models anymore in terms of power. The processor line upgrade is welcome, but most things I do (software engineer) are not processor constrained and the RAM limit (16gb) is the same on both. Unless you're doing something that is GPU constrained, you'll never notice the difference (the 15" does have a much better GPU).
• External Display: I have one at work so the smaller screen isn't a big deal. And when I'm commuting or at home, I can scale up the resolution to get more room.
• Display Res: both models have too little screen real estate in retina mode anyway. I use retina for checking assets and doing details, but most often I'm in a scaled mode to get more room anyway. And the difference in usable screen real estate between the two models is minimal.

tl;dr: The 13", in my opinion, is a better laptop for almost every user. Screen real estate doesn't change much, power is almost the same, but the portability increases dramatically. Unless you do a lot of GPU heavy processes, 13" all the way.