HitAppoint is becoming an editor's choice application in my opinion. As a Web Developer, I implement web applications for Internet clients and they give me a lot of feedback about what they need and want. I would rather shop for it on the web than create it for them, and I live by a prime directive that "My clients shall own their web site and have the ability to relocate it where and when they need to." HitAppoint is definitely in the lead for web-based appointment scheduling software which offers web site owners the flexibility to relocate their domain name(s) and web site(s) where and when then choose.

Furthermore, I have learned that I don't need to do any tweaking in HitAppoint, except for the CSS files, and the language files. It would be cool to have an on-the-fly WYSIWYG editor for those files which made things easier for people. As for all the rest of the ideas or issues that I have had with the application, I have been able to solve them by using this online forum. My ideas are not just my ideas, they are pooled together from the users and the clients who report them to me.  HitAppoint now contains several features which I either posted or gave the thumbs up on when someone else posted it.  I am not opposed to posting a bit of PHP code for new ideas as it appears that all updates are free.

The HitCode Developers are professionals, as they understand the magic in taking direction from criticism. I can testify that such conduct is one of the secrets to success.

I look forward to a long-term relationship using HitAppoint and related software.

Dave