Daylite

Weak support, Too combersome, high learning curve, OMG - updates everyweek or twice a week, slows Apple Mail to a crawl, very sad indeed.

It would be real helpful if you could search in mail.

Once I get everything straightened out it will be awesome.

Many times I’ve had a meeting that I accepted or set up using the Mac app, but the phone app doesn’t show it or give notifications for it until I manually open the app on my phone and sync it. Very annoying behavior.

I would not recommend purchasing Daylite until they fix the multiple crashing problem! Daylite used to be my go-to app, but it is now crashing all of the time. When I use my M1-iPad Pro, and attempt to open or update a Calendar information is when Daylite crashes. I have been in contact with Daylite Technical Support via countless email message. They give the same advice over-and-over. I follow their advice, and then send them an update of my suggestions. The app still crashes, and I am back on the countless email wheel again. I must have sent at least 40 or 50 email messages. Yet, nobody from MarketCircle has bothered to call me so this Calendar crashing can be fixed. There have been too many times when I have edited a Calendar item and Daylite crashes. Unfortunately, I have to wait a few minutes to re-enter the same information. That is a great pain, and lose of time for me to have to recreate the same information again.

While Daylite is full-featured, it has many problems. First, it is EXPENSIVE. $420 annually for the lowest tier is far too expensive for low volume users. Second, it crashes a lot. Third, its calendar and mail integrations are a bit twitchy. (Although when it works, mail integration is good) No support for Messages or other messaging platforms. Overwrote my address book card many times, causing system-wide auto fill issues. Also for the price, I expected better support. I ended my subscription today to test out more reasonably priced options for low volume users like myself.

I was weary of spending so much on this application, but after a full three week trial period, I felt the CRM and eMail integration was worth the investment. A month later, Market Circle Updated the software and added a new window and a ton of CPU overhead to the processor. After going a couple rounds with tech support, the solution was presented as a new feature that I should be happy with. I wish I could get my money back...I feel horribly cheated!

If I can’t even login to the app, what’s the point?

Title says it all

The inability to upgrade iOS because of email functionality is affecting the ability to obtain Apple support or anything. This is unacceptable and unsustainable.