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Daylite helps businesses organize themselves with tools such as shared calendars, contacts, tasks, projects, notes and more. Enable easy collaboration with features such as task and project delegation between users and never let things fall through the cracks. Create smart lists to find meaningful data fast - including delegated but uncompleted work. Work anywhere - in a networked office, from home or on the road.
What's New
Version 3.13:
- adds support for Daylite Touch 1.6 (universal app, now optimized for iPad).
- For the release of Daylite Touch 1.6, we also updated the licensing structure - a user needs only one license of Daylite Touch to support all of their iOS devices. A user will be able to run Daylite Touch from their iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad with only one license.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later.
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| Downloads:12,746 |
| Version Downloads:1,449 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Demo |
| Date:17 Dec 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $189.00 |
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Daylite helps businesses organize themselves with tools such as shared calendars, contacts, tasks, projects, notes and more. Enable easy collaboration with features such as task and project delegation between users and never let things fall through the cracks. Create smart lists to find meaningful data fast - including delegated but uncompleted work. Work anywhere - in a networked office, from home or on the road.
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Eric Caldwell reviewed on 29 Apr 2008
I disagree with you. I'm a small biz owner (just myself) as well.
I tried Contactizer several times and was almost ready to buy it when 10.5.2 came out. Then it quit working with some weird error that their devs couldn't even figure out. Their response was finally to reformat the drive and see if that works. There were several more cases of the same error in the forums.
Reformat my drive to try software? Don't get me wrong. Contactizer is a good product that competes well.
That's when I tried Daylite and after about 30 days of using it, I purchased it and haven't looked back. It does exactly what I want it to do and more.
I even use the custom form feature to add to the product to track my company software purchases and license numbers which were haphazardly stored in email flagged by Mailtags.
Now I keep what I can stored in Daylite so when backing up, it's in one DB.
A downside to Contactizer is that it will not sync custom recurring calendar events which in hindsight, I'm glad I purchased Daylite instead because that is a REAL plus. Another great feature of Daylite is their plugin architecture. They have plugins for Billings and another accounting system along with other misc. programs.
While Contactizer is a solid product, Daylite has been more flexible for my needs. Evaluate both products (you need at least 30 days with both products to understand how they flow) then decide.
If iCal sync for custom recurring events and syncing with other apps is reuqired, then Daylite may be what you need.
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The problem with Contactizer is that it is scattered. It's like a mashup with no thoughts behind. No concepts.
On the other hand, Daylite is built on concepts, and business sense.
For any Mac-based business with more than one person involved, I'd recommend Daylite. If you're only one person, Daylite may or may not be overkill, in which instance I'd still not recommend Contactizer, but instead Things + iCal + Address Book.
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lawrence goodman reviewed on 29 Apr 2008
For my needs, Contactizer has proven much, much better. If I were a small business, it would probably be different, but I would still urge anyone considering this product to look at alternatives.
Also now that my experience was that the developers were not responsive to customers. You'll find a lot of this on their forums if you search around.
adfasdfasdfasdf reviewed on 22 Sep 2007
Still missing:
• Sync of notes (like SOHO Notes, Mark/Space Notebook)
• Integration of iCal Birthday Calender
Thanks a lot for the good work!
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wpdv reviewed on 21 Sep 2007
Many users (myself included) volunteered to be beta testers for this important release, and as became evident to those of us testing, MarketCircle was serious about doing this right the first time (multi-user syncing). In my opinion, they succeeded!
Daylite 3.5 is a sophisticated business tool for the Mac. It can be used by a single user or many users. There is definitely a learning curve... but with the online forum and email support (from the company), you'll usually get several suggestions on how best to solve your particular issue.
With Daylite 3.5, if I am on the phone with a particular client, I can view ALL of the items I have attached to this client within one window (ie; tasks; notes; emails; referrals; meetings & appointments; proposals; opportunities; items I've delegated; desktop files; contracts; photos; etc)!!!
If retaining copies of your client's emails and attachments (after being deleted from Apple's Mail) is important to you like it is to me, then you will want to have the DMI module. I have found this to be an invaluable add-on.
If you have been sitting on the fence, watching this product mature, and have been waiting for the syncing aspects of Daylite to be fully realized, the time to try it out is now. Before starting though, take the time to perform a final sync of your mobile devices, backup your Apple Address Book and your iCal databases, and then follow Daylite's instructions.
Once you are all setup, and have performed some cleanup within your database (eliminating duplicates, etc), I know you'll find that you be pleased with your choice!
MarketCircle, keep up the great work!
-Patrick
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Phaleron reviewed on 18 Sep 2006
But the performance rules this application out for me. First of all it is slow, and doesn't play well (or not at all) with existing Apple core 10.4.7 technology like Mail and iCal, but requires these databases to be imported externally, or use additional pluggins (at your cost) to link up to your mail. It is interesting to see that in comparison OD4Contact info collection and presentation (out of nearly 500 contacts, and over 2000 emails) is instantaneous, whereas Daylite churns away at every turn.
Moreover, we are at version 3 and the handling of UTF8 fonts has actually got worse than in ver 1 (I reported this during my ver 1 tryout also). While an initial run of a client-list db with non-Latin characters went on without issues, upon relaunch all UTF8 characters turned up as questionmarks, making the db unusable.
There was also a conflict with the DMI pluggin which caused Mail to hang.
I want to encourage Marketcircle to develop this application further, and make it a truly Mac app. Drop the DMI as an extra. Connect directly to Mail and iCal using the existing databases. If need be, drop Openbase. There is just so much potential in this app which is going unrealised.
We will be moving to UT8 encoding soon, in the mean time I got our support team to create a Knowledge base article on how to manually change the encoding.
http://www.marketcircle.com/kb/idx/0/334/article/
If you require assistance please do not hesitate to contact us.
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I agree, the cost is WAY out of line.
Improve the synch with iCal, get a much better manual to help understand the thing, and drop the price a lot and I think I'll try it for good.
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RoadTripDK reviewed on 23 May 2006
Apparently, the Mail.app plug-in did install. After I got rid of all of the DayLite bits I could find, the Mail.app plug-in prompts me to start DayLite. Where does this plug-in reside, so I can trash it?
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~/Library/Mail/Bundles/
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Trzebinik rated on 15 Apr 2011
Alertman32 rated on 15 Feb 2011