Notion, the popular productivity platform, is adding a calendar app the company says will eliminate much of the tedious clicking users of competing software are accustomed to. “Even though digital calendars are kind of the main way we end up running our days, if we’re honest, there hasn’t really been a lot of innovation in it,” says Raphael Schaad, head of product for Notion Calendar. “Nothing really has happened there in the last decade or so.”

A couple of new features are coming to Google Search, starting with the self-explanatory Circle to Search — but only on a handful of Android phones.

Welcome to part four (maybe my favorite!) of our six-part series on kickstarting and scaling a consumer business. At this point, you have your startup idea, a good sense of your super-specific who, and a hook. In this post, we bring it all together to go find your first 1,000 users.

To our Artifact Users and Partners: We’ve made the decision to wind down operations of the Artifact app. We launched a year ago and since then we’ve been working tirelessly to build a great product. We have built something that a core group of users love, but we have concluded that the market opportunity isn’t big enough to warrant continued investment in this way.

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