Press Coverage:

PC World - Most Useful Website and Winner: Top Calendar

Time Magazine - The Next Youtubes

MACWORLD - The Online Software Suite

Business2.0 - the Next Net 25

Red Herring - The New Time Machines

ZDNet Best of Breed Web2.0 Apps

Syracuse University: Daily Orange - “30boxes is the perfect paper planner replacement”

Early Reviews:

Esther Dyson - “call it Flickr for calendrs and you won’t be far off the mark.”

Om Malik - “it is safe to say 30 Boxes will be to calendars what GMail was to Email.”

Robert Scoble - “I have one word for my first trial: wow.”

Thomas Hawk - “what I thought was going to be a boring pitch on a calendar instead turned out to be one of the most exciting social network tools I’ve seen in a long time.”

Stowe Boyd - “I am joining in the chorus of praise for 30 Boxes.”

Matt Mullenweg - “I am really digging 30 Boxes … They’re doing some neat stuff with profiles and sharing that I think will take people a while to fully grok.”

Neowin.net - “It’s quick and snappy make it a pleasure to use. As users will quickly find out, the process of adding events is simple and well designed.”

Oh my, we’ve been Rocketboom’d!

User Raves:

“Very simple, very cool.”

“a calendar the way it should be”

“With it’s very simple, clean design and really good usability, it takes seconds to learn how to use.”

“It’s a calendar, but it is the world’s best calendar.”

“if you frequently play the phone-tag-schedule-coordination game, this site may free you from that hassle once and for all”

“Everything I had read about it was true, it is an amazing service.”

“the most useful web product I have seen thus far”

“it is swish and getting swisher”

“web2.0 done right”

“It’s so damn simple to add an appointment or event … MY MOM CAN DO IT!”

“I LOVE 30boxes”

“It’s one of those ‘why didn’t I do that’ tools that you learn to depend on pretty quickly.”

“I started using it INSTANTLY. No waiting. I knew exactly what it was, and boom: I’ve pretty much changed my entire calendaring system.”

“it will change your life”

Press Releases:

30 Boxes Opens For Beta Testing (February 6, 2006)