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I do plan to provide default set of apps, which one can click to install. This is just off the oven and I could not wait to share. You can have a look at the f

• jarsj 17y ago
  I am not talking about the default-set-of-apps. I am talking about seeing an app created using your tool in action. Would love to see what is the possibility.
  • ordinaryman 17y ago
    I understand that you are talking about simple demo access to apps, to get to know the features enabled. Currently there is no demo/public access privilege for apps created using iFreeTools Creator. If it was available I could have gladly pointed you out to that demo app to check out the features. Another option is install an app into your own account, choosing from a default set of apps and using it as a demo to check out the features of iFreeTools Creator - which I was referring to. Also, the feature set in iFreeTools Creator is equivalent to those available in iFreeTools CRM - which uses default System entities, instead of requiring Custom entities, as in Creator. Both the apps are driven by the same framework. So, you may login into http://crm.ifreetools.com http://crm.ifreetools.com and check out the features. I do not usually check old submissions at Hacker News for new comments and I am glad that I did today to find your recent comment. If you have any further queries, kindly send them directly to raj [at] sahasvat [dot] com.