Kalendra Editor's Review

This program is supposed to help you organize your calendar, to keep a diary, etc. When you first start the program, it will ask you from were you want to import contacts and offers you some choices like Outlook or Skype. You can record voice diary notes and you can create photo and video albums. You can create stationeries, but if you use a large image, the program doesn't scale it so you'll get only a part of the picture used in your stationery. Some of its features are available only if you are a 'Premium' member. This membership comes at a cost of $29.95.

You can also send the selected photo/video or entire album to a friend by simply entering their email address (or selecting their name from the Address Book). If your friend is not yet using Kalendra, an email will be sent to them asking them to download Kalendra. Upon doing so, the program will automatically download the album. If he is using Kalendra already and you both happen to be online, then Kalendra will initiate a direct P2P connection and the photo/video album will be sent in real-time.

The user interface is easy to use. This is a very complex application, so on the main window are many features listed.

Pluses: Every day a new picture.

Drawbacks / flaws: Any additional pictures cost you. The producer doesn't offer you a 'Help' file and many features will be discovered accidentally.

In conclusion: It's an interesting program and it's free so you might try it.

version reviewed: 1.7