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The ubiquitous nature of the app coupled with beautiful and super easy to use interface, makes it worth the $19.99 it retails for on the Mac App Store. By concocting just the right ingredients, Flexibits developers have come up with the perfect recipe to manage your calendar. If you’ve reached this far reading the review, pull out your credit card because I’m sure you’ll wanna buy Fantastical. Events from your super secret individual calendars can be hidden in the preferences too. This means you can have Fantastical show the events just for today or for the next 31 days. I like the option to manually set the number of days to view the event list for. So if you usually like to be alerted, say, 15 minutes before an event, let Fantastical in on this fact and it will appear as your default alarm setting for new events. Default calendar and alarm settings for timed events and all-day events can be set within the preferences. The menu bar icon can be customized to show only the date or date along with weekday or month. Apart from the menu, the app can be accessed by a custom keyboard shortcut. Simply put, the app looks great and works great but the inability to edit/delete an event or create a To-Do is sorely missed in the app.įantastical comes with quite a few preferences to tweak around. When you begin to type, the calendar slides down, revealing options to add event location, duration, select a calendar or even add invitees to the event. Dates are also recognized in plain english, paving the way for super fast event creation. The app has plain English support, so I can type “Call Preshit tomorrow at noon” and a new event gets created with the specified date and time. Start typing in the text box to create an event or create one by double tapping a particular date. The neat and compact interface lays the groundwork for an easy switch from iCal to Fantastical.įantastical picks up events already added to iCal and any new events created in Fantastical are added to iCal automatically. Be it the words flying out from the text box, pencil-made circles on the dates, brushed paint highlighting the event date or the calendar clinging to the two staple pins, each and every detail has been done brilliantly. When using the app for the first time, you’ll notice elements and animations that have been meticulously added by the developers at Flexibits. I’ll continue to use iCal throughout the review but remember, all the things apply to Outlook and Bus圜al users as well.įantastical resides in the menu bar and a click on the icon reveals the shiny rectangular drop down interface that houses the calendar and allows to add and view events. But before you give up on Fantastical, read on to find out how it changes the whole iCal experience.
ICal, Outlook or Bus圜al are all complete applications in themselves and Fantastical does not add any new features to them.
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