Page Calendar vs Funf

Page Calendar combines the features of a modern, advanced interface with the beautiful simplicity of a page per day, a page per week, a page per month. It's for those who wish to quickly see and manage their calendar events, without having to deal with complex menus and functions. The pages turn with animation, like a traditional calendar. Features • Every day appears in the list, whether or not it has events • Scroll the event list to move the selected day • Day view page • Week view page • Month view page • List view with search • Display, create and edit all events from the native iOS calendar database • Display, create and edit events from sync services such as iCloud if synced with the native calendar • Tap to turn pages • Touch and hold an event to inspect, duplicate or delete it • Month pages show coloured dots, or the number of events in Roman numerals • Choose the first day of the week • Grey out the weekdays you choose • Show the day of the month on the app icon badge • Free, with no ads and no in-app purchases • Available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Japanese • Designed exclusively for iOS

Funf is a to-do app for people who don't like lists or guilt. Do what actually matters. Nothing else is important. I have tried every to-do app there is. None of them survived real life. They either drowned me in features, or turned into a place where I collected guilt. I needed something that forces me to choose. Something that makes me do the important things, not just whatever lands in my lap. And a place to empty my head before bed, so I sleep better. So I built Funf. Every day has five slots. That is not a setting, it is the whole point. ––– Here's how it works: tasks live in a small window around today, five days back and five ahead. If a day is full, something has to give. That little bit of friction is the trick: you quickly find out what actually matters. The best part is the calendar. Your five sync straight into the calendar you already use — Apple, Google or Outlook — as all-day blocks above your meetings, not below. Meetings fill your hours; your five set the direction. What you decided matters is the first thing you see when the day starts. On iPhone, Funf lives on your Home Screen with a widget you can check off without opening the app. Inside, eleven days are one calm scroll, with a day index along the edge: tap to jump, drag to scrub. Hold a task to lift it, and drop it on another day. Native all the way! On Mac, Funf lives in the menu bar, and the mark up there is the counter: one stroke per completed task, and the slash only at five out of five. ⌃⌥N catches a thought from any app — type, press Enter, done. The whole keyboard works, and you can drag tasks between days. A proper native Mac app! History is the year in green: twelve months as grids, greener the more you got done. No streaks, no points, no run to break. Just a year you can look back on. And be proud of. Didn't finish something? At midnight it slips quietly out of sight. If it still matters, write it in again tomorrow. Finished? No confetti. Just a quiet nod — and a history that remembers everything you actually got done. No projects, no tags, no priorities. No ads, no tracking. Just five things. Done and dusted. One download covers both iPhone and Mac. Free. Five is focus. A good handful. All good things come in … funf.