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Re:Show HN: Zero-friction audio calls for spontaneous remote... by lsoenke on Saturday April 25, 2020 @11:26AM (#22978808)
This is interesting. Most of the time I have issues to discuss with colleagues I message them, which ends up in a 10-mins back-and-forth on-and-off message exchange and then the scheduling of a call. I will definitely give this a try.
Re:Show HN: Zero-friction audio calls for spontaneous remote... by lvkleis on Saturday April 25, 2020 @11:35AM (#22978864)
I’ve had several projects recently involving many short clarification/discussion calls, seems useful for that once the functionality is more baked out - cool idea!
Re:Show HN: Zero-friction audio calls for spontaneous remote... by codingdave on Saturday April 25, 2020 @11:20AM (#22978761)
How is this different than just hitting the call icon in Slack? Then I even already have individual or group calls ready to go in one click.
Re:Show HN: Zero-friction audio calls for spontaneous remote... by pr0duktiv on Saturday April 25, 2020 @11:26AM (#22978807)
On Slack, you need to wait for your colleague to accept the call. We want to give users the option to be in an "active" state, where they immediately can talk to each other. If I am working on a project in XCode for example and want to ask my coworker about an idea i have, I don't have to switch apps, search the colleague, press call and wait for them to answer. I just move the mouse to the menu, see that they are active and I am instantly connected