evernote quietly from antisurveillance lobbying group

Apple, Microsoft, Google … They all fell short, and companies like Calendly seemed more like a calendar feature than a calendar itself. The tech scene, in general, was a whole lot smaller.Įarly on in his professional life, Raphael noticed that all the high-achievers around him were very intentional about their calendars, but never fully satisfied with the calendar software they used, and tried to compensate for this by adding extensions from third party apps. Raphael remembers that back then, Apple was still a much smaller player than Microsoft, Steve Jobs lived on the same street as Raphael, and the Facebook team still operated from next to the Stanford campus. He started working for Flipboard back in 2011, which meant moving to Palo Alto. He previously was a designer and engineer at Flipboard and a researcher at the MIT Media Lab. Raphael holds an masters from MIT and a bachelors from the University of Applied Sciences Bern. Raphael Schaad is the founder and CEO at Cron, a next-generation calendar software. 39:00 - The “Batman” life of solo founders

Evernote quietly from antisurveillance lobbying group