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At SeedCode, we schedule most of our screen-shares with Zoom, so as part of streamlining our workflow we wanted to schedule these Zoom meetings directly from our calendar. Read more...
We’re about to launch a new in-app update to DayBack that will include a new look for the sidebar header. This new version is much easier to modify with CSS for folks who want to remove tabs,...
For most teams, there’s a fine line between not having enough work and having way too much. DayBack Calendar helps us see the difference. Here’s a behind the scenes look at how Seed...
Here’s a beautiful calendar mod by Catherine Kirkland of Digital Fusion. She added new FileMaker layout elements to the right edge and bottom of the calendar. Looks great!
SeedCode is the leading extensions developer for FileMaker, the Workplace Innovation Platform and app creation environment from Apple. Our software enables developers to make more efficient and powerful apps for iPad, iPhone, and desktop.
— Max (more testimonials)
Proud to be co-creators (with Ernest Koe, of Proof) of PauseOnError, the FileMaker unconference where new ideas first see the light of day. NYC, PDX, London, Berlin, New Orleans, Chicago.
Based in Seattle, Oregon, and Colorado, SeedCode has customers all over the world.
About 40% of our customers are outside the US and DayBack is translated into nine languages with excellent support for regional date formats.
SeedCode's calendar won the 2010 FileMaker Excellence Award for "Solution of the Year."
In 2012, Jason Young's SQL Explorer won the FileMaker Excellence Award Winner for "Solution of the Year."
At DevCon 2013, SeedCode was awarded "Business Partner of the Year in the Americas" for developing apps supporting FileMaker Inc. in their iOS initiative.
At SeedCode, it’s important for all of our solutions to be open. When many of us first started coding, the unlocked example files we took apart taught us what to do. We understood some of it, some we eventually improved. We were just hacking, but at least we were in charge.
Accordingly, everything SeedCode provides is open and well documented: so you can take charge of your own software.
We are lucky to have a broad, and very generous, community of developers well-versed in our work. They’re an incredible resource, but you don't have to rely exclusively on them. You can make your own tools, and know that we've got your back if you get stuck.