Google Calendar vs Savvycal Comparison

"[...] Google has a pretty good user interface for easy management of your schedule, The best best feature is being able to subscribe to workmate's calendars this way you get to see what they are up to."

"[...] The overall experience has been excellent. I love this product and appreciate the work and research that has been put into it."

"[...] Perfectly integrated with the manufacturer's other applications, the interface is good and easy to use and allows you to create tasks and meetings with great ease."

"[...] When creating an event on the web version, if you accidentally click elsewhere, the event creation pop-up disappears, along with the info you've already put in."

"[...] It is difficult to integrate different email addresses into on Google Calendar. I sometimes I have invites through different emails but it is really confusing to get them into one Calendar."

"[...] The two things that are of annoyance have to do with the colors. Tasks are ALWAYS the same color and cannot be changed which gets confusing when using a color legend."

"[...] The user interface is very user friendly and it can integrate with multiple calenders and display all events including personal and professional meetings, so that we can prioratize the meetings and manage it in a very efficient way."

"[...] SavvyCal has this great feature of personalized scheduling links, which is easy to implement in our work or personal calenders."

"[...] I am happy with it and I will tell all my friends about it, but it may be unsuitable for some users who prefer portable applications for ease of access and use."

"[...] The things which I personally dislike about SavvyCal is, even though it supports multiple calenders integration, but still it is a web application not a stand alone. So it is better to have an application instead of web application, also the cost factor can be resuced a bit."

"[...] User interface could bemade much better."

"[...] You may sometimes experience some delays in accessing the service."