SavvyCal vs Tuple
Pricing
SavvyCal: Free tier, paid from $12/mo
Tuple: From $49/user/mo
Description
SavvyCal: Scheduling links that don't feel pushy
Tuple: Pair programming app for remote developers
Pros
- Overlay your calendar with theirs
- Less aggressive than Calendly
- Great UX
- Low latency screen sharing
- Real remote control (not laggy)
- Built by devs, for devs
Cons
- Newer, smaller ecosystem
- Some features locked to higher tiers
- Mac and Linux only (Windows coming)
- Pricey for solo use
Details
SavvyCal makes scheduling collaborative instead of “here’s my link, pick a slot.” Built by Derrick Reimer (who co-founded Drip), it lets people overlay their own calendar when booking, which feels way less one-sided than traditional scheduling links. Bootstrapped to over $1M ARR.
Tuple is what Screenhero was before Slack killed it. High-quality, low-latency pair programming that actually works. Built by Ben Orenstein and team, bootstrapped to millions in revenue. Used by engineers at Shopify, Stripe, and Netflix.
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