ReplyAll Launches App To Help You Manage Better Yours Meetings on iOS Devices

SEATTLE - March 17, 2014 - PRLog -- ReplyAll announces the launch of a new release of the ReplyAll iPhone application, available on the iTunes App Store for free to try. The ReplyAll application is designed to help users manage theirs meeting on iOS devices build especially for iPhone, but can be used on iPod or iPad.

“With the existing native Calendar App user can't forward or reply on their meetings,” said Rony Ronen, founder of ReplyAll. “I'm getting managers at work asking me to forward a meeting they didn't get added to for some reason and I was not able to do that even though the invitations are on my mobile device. It's clear that users are struggling to manage their meetings using their devices. We are here to help.”

ReplyAll helps by providing users a tool to manager their meetings with ease. Users can see all their meetings, can share them via email or SMS in seconds, and on top of that, can join a conference call using the Auto Dial Conference Call feature built into the App. This provides all that missing functionality from iOS really smoothly, plus adds a bunch of other handy tools.

“While other apps are only designed for Calendars, we are getting to the grass roots and concentrating on simplicity yet efficiency,” says Rony. “We added more features to the App so users can response quickly with less taping and clicking. Our mission is to make it easy for anyone to manage their meetings using their device.”

Learn more on ReplyAll by visiting ReplyAll website: http://sagesse.wix.com/replyall

The ReplyAll application is available for download in the iTunes App Store for free to try: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/replyall/id749454893

Founded by indie developer Rony Ronen in 2013, ReplyAll’s mission is to help anyone manage their meetings easily and efficiency. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.