"30boxes":http://30boxes.com/ is to online Calendaring what "GMail":http://gmail.com/ is to EMail and "Flickr":http://flickr.com/ is to Photographs. It's the very social, uber-smart, snappy-interfaced, innovative calendaring application for Web 2.0.
Long gone are the days of tedious entry box widgets and slow kludgy interfaces. Do you have a Doctor's Appointment on Thursday at 3pm? If so, just type "Doctor's Appointment on Thursday at 3pm" into the _OneBox_ and press enter. That's it!
You can import data with RSS. This means you can view your calendar, your friends' calendars, your weblog entries, and the upcoming Maverick's games all from the same simple interface. And these features reach much deeper than you can imagine. You'll have to try it to see what I mean.
You can also export your calendar with great flexibility. Export your entire calendar, or only appointments tagged with a certain tag. Choose to show your private entries or keep them a secret. For instance, you can view "my public calendar":http://30boxes.com/public/52339/JimReverend/17bbd0fd2d0d97692c8b16eff00356ef/0/public to see what I'm up to. Look at "my photography calendar":http://30boxes.com/public/52339/JimReverend/06ba35c21411e0e7832b321f53915e7a/0/photography to see who I'll be photographing and where I'll be headed. Or, if you really want to keep up with me, visit "my profile":http://30boxes.com/user/52339/JimReverend and add me to your own 30boxes.
The doors for new users have only been open since the beginning of February and, since then, the developers have been adding new features like mad. If 30boxes doesn't have everything you've been looking for in an online calendaring application (and even a few things you didn't know you couldn't live without until you had them), just drop them a line with your idea and see what happens.
