App: In Your Face: Meeting Reminder
Developer: Martin Hoeller
Genres: Productivity, Business

When you do remote work it’s easy to miss a simple calendar notification and be late for video calls. You need a reminder IN YOUR FACE.

This app is especially valuable for people who are diagnosed with ADHD and struggling with focus issues. It makes it impossible to ignore a meeting notification because it interrupts your workflow. 

It’s also highly valued by professionals who work remotely and tend to get into deep-focus state, like developers or designers. 

Don’t let your focus problems and ADHD get in the way of productivity. Immerse yourself in deep work without having to check your agenda every once in a while. 



How does it work?

In Your Face will interrupt your workflow when it is time to go to your scheduled appointment by displaying a full-screen reminder. 
It shows WHAT, WHEN, and WHERE and you can jump into a video call directly from the reminder.
Select for which calendars you want to receive notifications and when you want to get them.
In Your Face automatically updates on new calendar events or when your agenda changes.


Features:
- Receive full screen meeting alerts from one calendar
- See current and upcoming meetings in the menu
- Join video calls directly from the alert or from the menu
- Snooze alerts
- Create an In Your Face reminder
- Receive alerts from unlimited calendars
- Receive alerts from Apple Reminders
- Customize alert settings for each appointment
- Create unlimited In Your Face reminders
- Preview the upcoming appointments in the menu bar, with countdown
- Custom snooze durations
- Customize the menu icon
- Alert sounds
- Support for travel time

With a premium subscription you support the continued improvement of the app and development of new features.



*** ATTENTION: In Your Face only works with the macOS Calendar app ***

Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Release notes:
This update fixes a performance issue that made the app slower over time, caused by snoozing alerts.