Calendar Tree

Scott Adams (of Dilbert fame) is a co-founder. Which I must say, I find interesting.

This reminds me of a new feature Sunrise (cc @jeremylv) recently added, giving users the opportunity to subscribe to public calendars (e.g. sports schedules, holidays). I like the idea.

Isn't that the whole pitch from @upto calendar? I really like where calendars are going. @sanjay - super interesting that Scott Adams is co-founder. That explains the Dilbert cartoon on the How it Works page (I was like...."Holy shit - that's a major lawsuit coming!" :) With that said, I found the DIlbert cartoon confusing - didn't get the value of the product from it (although I really wanted it to work - I think one more pass and they'll get it right)....

@dskaletsky yeah, I've already told them one thing that they could do that would make it more useful for me (ability to charge for connections and/or authors). We'll see if they get there.

also @rrhoover the difference with this is that is't cross platform. I'm not an iDevice person so Sunrise doesn't do anything for me.

this is social calendar sharing done right. create once + works everywhere. think carpools, little league games, etc.

Like @dskaletsky said, @uptoapp has the best implementation of this by far. http://www.upto.com