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Type of site | Calendar |
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| Available in | English |
| Owner | 83 Degrees |
| Created by | Narendra Rocherolle Nick Wilder Julie Davidson |
| URL | 30boxes |
| Registration | Required |
| Current status | Online |
30 Boxes is a calendaring web application [1] created by 83 Degrees. [2] The website is tailored towards "social media junkies". [2]
Barry Collins of The Sunday Times appreciated the website's plain-language event adding feature, but did not appreciate that he was unable to see more than one month of events at a time. Collins was also unhappy that the website was not capable of warning him when he had two events scheduled at the same time. [1] In a list of the best web-based calendar software for small businesses, Forbes ranked 30 Boxes second, after Google Calendar. [3] They described 30 Boxes like “buying a new car with manual transmission and lots of extras—you don't just want to drive it, you want to fool around with it to see what it can do”. [3]
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