Dead-simple online scheduling service Doodle launched its Android app way back in December 2010 but has now decided to retire the app entirely. Why, you ask? Well, according to the blog post ...

Our everyday lives can be hectic, and that chaotic fast paced feeling can sometimes only increase during the Summer when more people tend to plan vacations, work events, family outings, road trips ...

In this series of “ProfHacker 101” posts, we’re covering digital tools that simplify and automate the task of selecting an ideal time for meetings. In this series of “ProfHacker 101” posts, we’re ...

Last week Doodle rolled out the beta release of iCal Connector, which lets Mac users sync their iCal calendars with Doodle. Google, Outlook, and Exchange connectors are already available. If you’ve ...

It’s been awhile since I’ve written anything about online scheduling apps, and that’s mostly because I think we’ve already covered the leading services in this category. (See our posts on Doodle, ...

Living with roommates on and off since high school, I'm all too familiar with how difficult it can be to schedule a meeting with multiple busy adults--particularly via email or text. "Is everyone free ...

The founders of Doodle, which offers an online scheduling service for individuals and businesses, are leaving the Swiss startup they founded in 2008. According to a company blog post, Michael Näf and ...

The Switzerland-based company behind the Doodle online scheduling service announced today that it has acquired Meekan, a scheduling chatbot developed in Israel. “The integration of Meekan enables ...

Nobody has truly made a huge business out of online scheduling–yet. But Swiss scheduling app Doodle, which launched in 2007, currently has 18 million users in Europe, and 7 million in America. The app ...

Doodle is a brilliantly simple polling system that helps people coordinate times when they all can meet. There's no fancy Web 2.0 code. Just a simple grid with red and green squares that looks exactly ...

Doodle is a brilliantly simple polling system that helps people coordinate times when they can all meet. There's no fancy Web 2.0 code. Just a simple grid with red and green squares that looks exactly ...