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30 Boxes: Best web-based calendar ever?

30 Boxes

30 Boxes is a next-generation web-based calendar that'll be hitting beta later this week. I'm not very excitable when it comes to web-based calendards, even the new breed of AJAXy ones, but blogger Thomas Hawk got in on an early demo (along with a few other Web 2.0 notables like Matt Mullenweg and Andy Baio) and declared: "Best... Calendar... EVER!" In his long review, Hawk calls 30 Boxes "one of the most exciting social network tools I've seen in a long time and reiterates Om Malik's sentiment that it "will be to calendars what GMail was to email." It sounds like 30 Boxes has hit all the right buttons, and I must say after reading Hawk's review I'm pretty sold, though there's no word yet on whether it's going to be a free service or require a subscription.

[Via Waxy.org]


Tags: 30 boxes, 30Boxes, ajax, calendar, Om Malik, Thomas Hawk, web 2.0

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