Kiko, Backed by Y Combinator, Launches
Another of the companies I saw at Y Combinator just launched: Kiko, which makes an Ajax calendar application with some cool features. Given that the major Web calendars haven't changed much in the past few years, it's nice to see a fresh look at an app like this. What impressed me the most about these guys was how much they got done in such a short amount of time -- with two people and two months, they built a very slick and functional setup. I look forward to seeing them add some of their planned features in the months to come.
Congrats on the launch, guys.
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try planzo.com it seems less buggy, and i can share my calendar with friends on my blog. Oh theres SMS alerts to my cellphone. neat!
they even have funny calendars: see george bush's life: http://gwbush.planzo.com
Wow, that post sounds almost exactly as if it
were made by a real user. Except: http://www.google.com/search?q=kiko+planzo+sassy
neat!
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aram [08.31.05 09:17 AM]
Ironically, when I first started using protopage.com, my first comment to them was they need to add a calendar.