Update of iNameDays

iNameDays, the app that adds name days to the default iOS calendar, has already been updated. We wanted to give a possibility to click on the flag to select country, and we have also localized the descriptions for several languages. Now, we not only have the English description but separate pages in German, Russian, Spanish and Swedish also.

It is interesting to see how iNameDays has spread over the world. The app was released 9 February, and after just one week it had been sold to 19 countries. After that most sales have gone to these same countries, but some new have been added so that we now count 25 countries. Sweden is number one on the list, I think because of the possibility to also add Swedish week numbers, but we understand that the US also has many users of iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.

Buyers All Over The World Want Name Days In Their Default iOS Calendar

One week ago iNameDays, the first iOS app from kalmstrom.com Business Solutions, was published at the iTunes App Store. iNameDays adds name days to the default iOS calendar, not to a separate calendar as other apps do.

iTunes gives us sales reports for iNameDays each day, and most interesting is the information about what countries the buyers come from. It turns out that we in one week have sold iNameDays to iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users in no less than 19 countries: Brazil, China, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Israel, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and USA. News travel fast these days!

iNameDays published at App Store

Today the kalmstrom.com team celebrates that the iOS app iNameDays was published at the iTunes App Store. We are happy that our little app was accepted at once and hope that many will find it useful. With iNameDays you get the name days in your default iOS calendar, where you have your other calendar info. There are several other apps that can give you name days in a separate calendar, but as far as we know  iNameDays is the only one one the market that uses the default one.

Everyone can afford iNameDays, because the cost is very low, 0, 79 EUR or 0,99 USD, and you may pay in many different currencies. In the image we show the price in Swedish crowns, and for Swedish users of iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch we also offer Swedish week numbers. Week numbers are often used for business planning in Sweden, so we think many will appreciate this addition to their smart phone calendar.

iNameDays was developed in co-operation with our partner Softage.ru, and developer Alexander Songolov did a great job. Our QA Engineer Alena Prokudina managed the difficult task of writing specifications and coordinating the work, and graphic artist Iuliana Urechi helped us with the design and transformed our ideas into something better.

The co-operation with Softage will continue, and we are now working on a SharePoint Task Editor for iOS. More about that one in a later blog ...