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Invitation Processor Free (v. 1.5.4) Разработано ExFrontier |
Do you always wonder how to write iCalendar files attached to event invitation mails to your device calendar?
From your email app or file manager send the iCalendar (e.g. .iCal .ics, .vcs) attachments to Invitation Processor. It imports the information contained in these files and exports them to a selected device calendar.
- works with K-9, Kaiten, Google Mail, HTC and Samsung Stock Mail Apps and others
- define an alarm to get rembered to an upcoming event recognizes duplicate entries
- already supports Androids new Calendar API defined in version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
This is the FREE VERSION with Ads If you like the App, please consider to buy the full version to support us in development.
Fetures of the full version:
- Ad-Free
- support for recurring events
- support for event updates and cancels
If you encounter problems, please contact us first instead of giving this app a low rating. We are encouraged to solve every problem in our apps. But sometimes sending a crash report and/or leaving a low rating, does not give us enough information about the error. Sending us the problematic .ics file with some information is much better. Thanks!
For more information visit also our site: http://www.ex-frontier.com
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[2013-07-02] A Google User: FC every time I try to open. ICS file |
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[2013-03-26] A Google User: Works perfectly Brilliant, email comes in with an invite.vcs attachment, view it and select which calendar to add to (I have gmail and hot mail) and it's done. I was surprised the calendar on the nexus didn't do this automatically, but this makes it dead easy. |
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[2013-03-11] A Google User: Adds a duplicate entry when somone accepts As title says. :-( |
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[2013-02-18] A Google User: Just what I needed. I hated not being able you read ics files on iOS. This is a must have if you receive meeting invites via email. It allows a preview before adding to the calendar without needing to send it to a Google calendar etc. The option to set an alarm is a fantastic touch. I look forward to seeing how well this works over the next few months. First two invites were flawless and ads are unobtrusive. Thank you. Updates with comparison before import? |
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[2013-01-09] A Google User: Dont Work.. Tried it with default email app on Nexus 7 and on my old HTC Android phone. Sent an invite email from Outlook 2010, and was unable to see the .isc attachment...much less add it to any calender. Really wish it worked though.... |
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[2012-11-25] A Google User: Finally!!! Finally someone managed to create an app to handle ICS meeting requests! So far it works well; using it with AquaMail, since the stock email did not even show ICS attachments. Thanks!! (and shame on you Google) |
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[2012-11-18] A Google User: Works This is the only program I found that worked. |
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[2012-11-12] A Google User: Great app Thank you for this great app. Works well for viewing the invite. Although I don't use it for adding the invite into my calendar, as my Google account is configured to do that automatically. Once I view and know where the item is located in my calendar, I can go to the item and accept the invitation, so the invitee knows I'm attending. I only have to use this workaround if I get invites from Outlook users. |
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[2012-11-10] A Google User: Useless for outlook users Me and most of my contact use Outlook, and this app did not see my received invitations as "attachments", so could not process them! --> useless |
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[2012-10-29] A Google User: Works really well Works seamlessly with Gmail to show the calendar entry. It would be really great if it could recognize links in the .ics file (e.g. webex meetings) and phone nos. (e.g. for conference dial-in) and enable me to click to launch the webapp / dial the phone no. directly from here. Really awesome otherwise. Keep up the good work !! |
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