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Looks as some kind of calendar events aggregator in alpha version. Anyway it got functional quality, as seen from tutorial video.
Thanks for the writeup! And many thanks to everyone who takes FuseCal for a spin!
We’re really pumped that so many people are finding FuseCal useful. If you want to help us out, we’d really appreciate your feedback!
Things we’re doing well, things we need to do better… let us know! There’s a feedback form on fusecal.com, or you can leave your thoughts in the comments here… We’re listening, and we want to make FuseCal as useful as possible!
thanks,
Matt Gillooly
Product Manager, FuseCal.com