I can’t tell you how many times I’ve added the Echo Show 15 to my cart, but there are some key reasons why I’ve never checked out.
As someone who dreams in spreadsheets, it’s hard going through a chaotic life where things go out of my hands uncontrollably. There’s not much I can do when my car breaks down or my kid gets sick, so I like to take control of what I can — when and where to fix the car and what systems to put in place with a sick child.
Many apps are available for scheduling and sharing calendars, but I don’t know why they miss the mark. The good ones cost money, which I’m happy to pay when it’s a great product. Still, all the ones I’ve tried are missing something, whether it’s a sharing capability, integration with other systems, or a good user experience.
Without a good app to help, I’ve dedicated an entire wall over our drop zone to family organization. This is where I keep the family calendar, school calendars and announcements, Post-its for reminders, and our kids’ artwork. But wouldn’t it be great to condense all this information into one screen or an app?
An Echo Show has the potential to become an all-in-one solution for busy families and professionals alike.
