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Fantastical for iPhone
I read that Fantastical was released for iOS today - would like to hear some reviews from folks who have tried it out; are you finding it useful?
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I just bought it today. So far there are only 2 negatives that I can point out.
There is no date on the icon like the default app, so if I want to know the date at a glance in the home screen, I still need the default app to be there. I don't see an option to invite someone to an event, but whats weird is that if I click on an event that I was previously invited to, I see the option to accept, reject or maybe just like the default one. Other than that, I like the interface better than Apple's. But it still sucks that I have to keep the default app next to the Fantastical one.
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I don't use exchange, I just use the iCloud email. However, I did notice that after I created an event, and I go back and edit, the Invitee option is there like the default app. But its a pain to have to go back to a newly created event just to invite someone. Unless I'm missing something?
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I picked it up today as well and really like the interface
Clean and simple way to view Will likely become my default calendar app now |
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Like Outrigger said. I would love for it to have the day indicator on the icon like the stock app. But everything else is above and beyond what the stock app does.
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The way I organize my home screen, I have my most used application in a given category directly on the grid (such as Calendar for "productivity", or Maps for "directions"), and other apps of that category in a folder underneath it.
I simply placed Fantastical on the grid, replacing Calendar which relocated into the first slot in the "productivity" folder. This way even when the folder is closed I can still see the calendar icon with today's date. |
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I like it overall, especially for 1.0, but there are few issues.
The first set of issues are due to limitations imposed by iOS SDK itself (i.e., until Apple adds new APIs, there's nothing Fantastical or any other 3rd party developers can do about it):
And here are issues that Flexibits can address:
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Please use the news discussion thread.
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