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It must be some confluence of all of them, since Google Calendar + iCal already does everything this app does. We are missing something from our calendaring exp
by ynniv 15y ago
It must be some confluence of all of them, since Google Calendar + iCal already does everything this app does. We are missing something from our calendaring experience. I'm not sure what that is, but this app doesn't have it.
A good first try.
- dorian-graph 15y agoiCal and Google Calendar have 'natural' event creation? They have a menu icon with a small app that resides there? Etc.. Try it out. See what's different for yourself.
- smackfu 15y agoGoogle Calendar does have 'natural' event creation, except they call it Quick Add.
- ynniv 15y agoYes, GCal has "natural" event creation. It also has a very intuitive method for entering multi day events via highlighting the days. So I use GCal to edit my events and they show up in iCal, on my phone, and in a browser. A menu icon on my computer just doesn't seem that exciting.