I’m not someone who is married to the calendar and log every thing to it. For that to happen it has to provide some kind of value that you will miss if you stop using it. You know an app is good when you keep coming back to it. And now without even realizing it, I find it a must have on the Windows as well. I like the way I can easily enter a new entry. And within 2 days I was running back to my app library to click the install button. How do I know this? Well, I just bought a new Pc and thought I would pass on installing this. I have a nice long list of app purchases that simply don’t provide any value at all. I tend to be willing to try knew things, but ultimately I’d say 90% of the time I drop an app. I bought this quite a while ago and don’t write too many reviews unless I really like an app. This is a first class app, made for people who use it - and depend on it - heavily. I’m hoping the developers create a “shortcut” capability (other than Siri, which it already has) to allow users to enter events directly from the new Microsoft “Shortcuts” app, without having to open Fantastical on the phone. If I have any complaint (a minor one), it’s that I’d prefer to be able to tweak my user interface a bit, such as enlarging text on the iPhone version, adjusting (‘toning down”) the app’s jarring red color banner, etc. Handles shared ICS event files flawlessly. Integrates smoothly with Google calendars and with Microsoft Calendar. Handles invitations from Outlook users well, and handles locations/maps well, too. It syncs flawlessly with itself on all my devices, very quickly. Most importantly, this app is dependable, reliable. The user interface is excellent, even on small phone screens. Works nearly flawlessly to parse dates, times and complicated recurring events (“first day of the month,” 'second Tuesday of the month,” etc.).

Fantastical’s best feature is its “plain language” ability to create new events. I’ve been using Fantastical since its very first version, and it remains to this day my “use-it-every-day-all-the-time” ulitlity, on my desktop, laptop, phones and iPads.

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