Main feature it says doesnt work
You can not write on it just tried with apple pencil. Apple why dont you just make Calendars accessible to your hallmark Apple Pencil and Handwriting recognition? Seems to be just common sense.
Also to the person who programed this check your spelling and test the program more in a controlled environment for QC.
Also to the person who programed this check your spelling and test the program more in a controlled environment for QC.
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Needs to be given a chance
This beautiful calendar needs more publicity. So many options for display and beauty combined. Task list.... can’t name them all. Download the lite and give it a try
The best
You cannot help but find this program very satisfying and useful because of its many features including all kinds of calendar views and you can even include a note, a recording or even a photo to any appointment.
It's more than a calendar its a great app.
Let's me do lots more than the calendar app from Apple.
I keep running out of space on my IOS devices and have deleted this app. But after a while I miss it's strength and versatility and I hunt it down and put it back on.
I keep running out of space on my IOS devices and have deleted this app. But after a while I miss it's strength and versatility and I hunt it down and put it back on.
The calendar app I've been seeking ...
I normally wait a little to rate an app, but in this case, at every turn, the design, layout, and functionality are exactly as I would have created it. I think the search is over.
I like project management-style depictions of events moving in time. I see spans, relationships, and events as they happen — independently, in tandem, and overlaps.
I wanted the emphasis on presentation, not data entry — to continue to enter events on iCal and Google but to see the big picture in a separate display.
So far, so good. My only concern is sustainability. I hope the author continues to support and improve.
I like project management-style depictions of events moving in time. I see spans, relationships, and events as they happen — independently, in tandem, and overlaps.
I wanted the emphasis on presentation, not data entry — to continue to enter events on iCal and Google but to see the big picture in a separate display.
So far, so good. My only concern is sustainability. I hope the author continues to support and improve.
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