#Calendar software for mac pro

The new Fantastical 1, available today on the App Store, is a single app that runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. Over six years after the debut of the second major iteration of Fantastical вЂ“ version 2.0 for iPhone, which I reviewed in October 2013 вЂ“ Flexibits is introducing a new version of their popular hybrid calendar client/task manager today. The app isnвЂ™t new, but the recent addition of time zone support caught my eye, and it has played an important role in my daily workflow ever since I began using AppleвЂ™s Calendar app again. So, instead, IвЂ™ve been using a Mac menu bar app called Dato for quick glances at my calendar. Widgets are out of sight in Big Sur, and thereвЂ™s no way to trigger the widget panel with a keyboard shortcut. The Calendar widget doesnвЂ™t quite cut it for me on the Mac, though. I donвЂ™t want to lose track of important events, but most days, AppleвЂ™s calendar widget on my iPhone is all I need. My work is far more task-focused than event-focused, though.

#Calendar software for mac pro

If you spend lots of time in a calendar app because you have lots of meetings, having calendar sets, tasks, scheduling, video call support, weather, and other pro features inside your calendar app makes sense. I also share a calendar with Federico for scheduling podcast recording times and other events, but thatвЂ™s about it. I have a shared family calendar to keep tabs on personal obligations and a personal MacStories calendar for work-related events.