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20 Best Calendar Apps for iPhone + Videos

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  • by Ci
  • in iPhone Apps
  • — 7 Mar

Your iPhone already comes with a standard calendar. But there are many third-party applications available that make tracking your tasks and events much easier. Choosing the right calendar application for your needs does take some researching as not all apps in this category offer the same features.

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How to choose the right iPhone calendar app:

The App Store has many third-party clients you can take advantage of to keep yourself on schedule. Not all of them have an easy-to-use user-interface. Many of them are too complex to use and do not have the right features. Here are a few factors you may want to pay attention to when choosing your next iPhone calendar app:

  • app speed and stability
  • user experience and design
  • customizable features and advanced options
  • responsive search
  • sync features (e.g. Outlook, Facebook, Cloud, …)
  • support for voice-commands and natural language
  • alarms & reminders
  • developer track record and reputation
  • geo-location & social features
  • universality (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, and Windows 8)
  • price & regular updates

Here are 20 calendar apps that stood out for us according to our tests (updated March 2017):

Fantastical: Fantastical for Mac is a fantastic tool to use to add and keep track of your events. The iPhone version is pretty decent too. It lets you add events to your calendar using dictation (iPhone 4S, iPhone 5). The DayTicker saves you time keeping up with your events. It works with Google Calendar, iCloud, and Exchange. Fantastical is one of the best pound-for-pound calendars for iOS.

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CalenGoo: comes with a killer interface and makes it easy to manage your tasks and events on Google Calendar right on your iPhone. The app is fast and reliable. Offline editing of tasks is possible too. You are going to have to get a free Google account to start using this powerful tool.

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Informant: one of the most powerful task management tools on iTunes. The calendar combined with the ToDo list feature makes it easy to keep track of your daily tasks.

Awesome Calendar: a complete calendar solution that helps you keep track of your tasks and events on your phone conveniently. Works with all iPhone supported calendars. It can handle your to-dos and notes. It even shows you weather forecasts for your area and holidays. The app syncs with Google Task.

24me: serves as one place for your calendars, tasks, and notes. It syncs to Google Calendar, Outlook, Yahoo!, iCal, and more. It also letsĀ  manage tasks and reminders.

Calendars 5: a versatile iPad calendar and task manager. It has multiple views for your events. Supports natural language.

Saisuke: a very powerful app that could come in handy for project managers and business professionals. Works with Google Calendar as well.

Week Calendar: addresses some of the limitations of the default iPhone calendar. It has an elegant design and offers multiple views. You can organize events using drag & drop. It provides support for custom timezone settings, templates, calendar syncing, TextExpander, and rotation.

PocketLife Calendar: a stylish app with Google, Outlook, iCal, and iCloud sync. It lets you track recurring events, display multiple calendars, and take advantage of 7 calendar views to keep up.

Calvetica Calendar: a fast app that integrates with your native iOS calendar to help you keep up with your daily tasks and events. It works with Google calendar, Mobile Me, and Exchange. It has a very sleek interface.

Shift Work Days: lets you see and manage your shifts on your calendar. You can add multiple memos to each date, add your rotation, change the start of the day, and sync your data to iCloud.

EasilyDo Assistant: an assistant that organizes your life and work. It helps you stay connected, merge duplicate contacts, create calendar events, RSVP to invites, and do a whole lot more.

Hunting Calendar: quite a unique tool that displays best hunting times for your current location. Animal calling sounds are pretty useful too.

iPeriod: a great application for women. Allows them to keep track of their period cycles. It also shows you emotions per each week as well.

Pocket Luach: this app is designed specifically for those within the Jewish community. Converts to/from Jewish Calendar. Displays all Jewish holidays as well.

Catholic Calendar: designed for the Catholics, this tool allows you to keep track of their holidays, so you’ll never miss an important religious date again.

Vocal: you can think of this as more of an enhancement for your calendars. It lets you take voice reminders to keep up with your tasks and events.

myLife Calendar: a cool looking application you can use to get your life back in order. It has multiple views for your convenience. The app supports sticky notes. You get event management and data synchronization too.

Opus Domini Mobile: this is a personal planner and daily task manager for iPhone. It supports repeating tasks too. It offers even more features on iPad.

Google Calendar: the official Google Calendar app for iPhone. It has multiple views, reminders, and goal management features.

What’s your favorite calendar app for iPhone?

[updated: March 8th, 2017]

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191 Comments

  1. Mabedan says:
    December 17 at 5:19 am

    Thank you for mentioning taghvim, although it’s taghvim, not taqvim šŸ˜‰

    Reply
    • Ci says:
      December 17 at 8:02 am

      Fixed šŸ™‚

      Reply
  2. basel tim says:
    April 3 at 10:37 pm

    Pocket Informant on iPhone: you will need a techie to get it to sync with an existing Outlook calendar. As I do not have one, it was a waste of money.

    Reply
    • @StartingMom says:
      February 1 at 12:00 pm

      Why not try this app called iconApps (http://intuitionapp.com)? It is free and you don't have to be techie to be able to maximize its use. It's not only a simple calendar app, but more of a secretary — helps me keep track of my tasks and deadlines, and of course reminds me about my rendevous with friends. There's no reason to forget anything.

      Reply
    • bobl2112 says:
      August 10 at 11:33 am

      Sync Outlook to Google Calendar (using Google Calendar sync) and configure PI to use the Google Calendar. Works great and you can create mutiple Google calenders to share with various groups (and view all concurrently, or filter at will, in PI). I've configure my work, home, family and Cub Scout calendars all in PI. No other calendar app comes close to PI's power and flexibility.

      Reply
  3. Jacki H says:
    May 23 at 1:12 am

    Need a calendar that does recurring DAYS not just DATES. Help!

    Reply
    • Eric says:
      October 20 at 12:18 pm

      Saisuke. Works pretty good. Slightly better than my old Blackberry calendar.

      Reply
    • chogan says:
      May 5 at 1:53 pm

      Try FlexScheduler, it works for me.

      cdhog

      Reply
    • Kendon says:
      June 18 at 7:39 pm

      If you don't want to have a separate calendar. Use Calendar Event Pro. It adds the advanced functionality to the native Calendar app.

      Reply
    • Paul says:
      December 20 at 5:10 am

      If you mean like you can do in Outlook or iCal than you might want to try Recurring Events. It has a very easy interface for setting up recurring patterns.

      Reply
  4. linn says:
    June 16 at 2:49 pm

    I've actually just gotten one on the app store, Round The Clock.

    Great repeats (every other week/wed/thur/fri, last friday in month) and a week view

    Reply
  5. Kevin Simper says:
    June 22 at 8:00 am

    Is this the 10 best calendar aps?

    I thought we talk normal calendar aps, not weird calendars!

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      June 22 at 4:47 pm

      @Kevin. You are right šŸ™‚ However, this is more of best calendars for things people want to do rather than best calendars that do pretty much the same things. What do you suggest the title should be? We have a bunch of other lists on task managers, to do lists, and so on. Pocket Informant is a pretty decent one I use.

      Reply
  6. Kevin Kenreich says:
    June 29 at 1:40 am

    Which calendar apps that my wife and I can share and view the same calendar on our iphone?

    Reply
    • ellabobella says:
      August 9 at 11:54 pm

      I would choose one that syncs with google and then you could just have both your phones sync to the same google calender. Thats the best option i can think of, but i don't know very much about these apps so there may be an option which fits your needs far better than my suggestion.

      Reply
    • chris plush says:
      November 5 at 6:34 am

      set up a google calendar (keinrichcalendar@gmail.com or something) and set up that email address on both iphones. set up in gmail and iphone to sync the calendars. jobs a good'un.

      Reply
      • elynnjean says:
        March 17 at 11:27 am

        This was soooo easy! It even offered to make an "app" on my home page! Didn't see anything where I needed to set up a sync. It just worked

        Reply
    • Mike says:
      November 18 at 9:24 am

      I think Cozi Family Calendar is a fantastic and very attractive app.

      Reply
  7. Ian says:
    July 3 at 8:11 pm

    I like the Pocket Informant, but I can't seem to get Alarms to work. It seems like it's a pretty frequently encountered glitch. I'm a bit unimpressed with the calendar that comes with iPhone because you can't have it automatically set an alerm. I always want an alarm to function, so want to be able to set it as an 'automatic function' that I can turn off in those infrequent occassions I DON'T want an alarm. I keep forgetting to 'set the alarm' and miss calendar items šŸ™

    Reply
  8. Debbie says:
    July 22 at 12:34 am

    Has anyone had success syncing Pocket Informant on IPhone with MSOutlook? I want to continue using MSOutlook. So far, it looks grim, so I welcome anyone with a success story…and better yet, "how to" sync.

    Reply
  9. KIM says:
    July 23 at 10:04 am

    My husband currently used blackberry bold and i have iphone. I want him to get iphone but he need to be able to get appointsments that I email him. Right now I email him an appointment and it goes to his calendar on the blackberry, address, ph one numbers everything he needs. Any suggestions?????

    Reply
    • lee says:
      December 18 at 4:15 pm

      hello there have you had any news on this as i am looking at getting the iphone4 but would need the sam as yous husband with the email appointments

      Reply
      • Cyrus says:
        December 19 at 3:16 pm

        so you need to transfer your information from Blackberry to iPhone? Is that what you are asking?

        Reply
    • John McMullen says:
      September 6 at 6:48 pm

      Five months late. I've just gotten an iPhone and I like it, but the feature I miss from my old BlackBerry was how tightly integrated the apps were: when you entered a contact in the Contacts database, the phone number was available for phone, the address was available to maps, and so on. I'm test-driving Intuition right now, and entering location data there *and* in the Contacts database (so I can phone them or set up tasks) is a bear.

      Of course, the functionality might be there and I just haven't figured out how.

      My teenage daughter has a BlackBerry but my wife and I have iPhones–we'll try using a Google calendar to integrate them. I believe the BB calendar will also sync with a Google calendar.

      John

      Reply
  10. Steve says:
    August 3 at 3:00 am

    You should look at the app AnyDay, a perpetual calendar with loads of features and holidays!

    Reply
  11. shoppergirl says:
    August 4 at 8:43 pm

    Any suggestions of a calendar with good reminder features. The iCal does not offer a snooze to the reminder. My daughter had a Blackberry and it had snooze feature on calendar reminder…is there a calendar app for iphone that has a reminder with snooze feature? I know iCal has 2 reminders but sometimes my daughter needs an additional reminder or two.

    Reply
    • koolk0301 says:
      September 8 at 12:32 pm

      The lack of good reminders (like the Blackberry has) makes the iPhone Calendar look like a toy app. e.g., I get a reminder on my phone…I slide the "unlock" button to the right, key in the passcode lock and up comes whatever app you were using the last time…however, I have no idea what the reminder or reminders that appeared on the screen. All of this is annoying, if you ask me. Please tell me there is another app that behaves like a Calendar app should. I would not mind paying for it.

      Reply
      • d42c says:
        December 1 at 5:21 pm

        Check out Calendar Alarm in the App Store, it adds reminder with snooze feature to existing iCal. Huge improvement, well worth the 99 cents!

        Reply
        • 123456 says:
          December 6 at 7:07 pm

          I bought Calendar Alarm for the same reason – I miss the snooze that my blackberry had. However, Calendar Alarm still doesn't compare. The reminder still goes away when you slide the screen open, unless you slide the actual reminder, which is fine unless when you happen to look at the phone there are several…you can only choose one to slide and snooze/address. The only other option I know of is to set it to repeat every minute – which got old really fast. Ugh! I want a blackberry calendar app for Iphone!

          Reply
  12. Laurie says:
    August 9 at 11:05 pm

    I just need a calendar app that I can put down appointments and the days that I substitute teach on and that is very simple to use. Do you know of one like that?

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      August 10 at 8:39 am

      Something like Attendance? http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/attendance/id30175…

      Reply
      • Laurie says:
        August 10 at 12:20 pm

        No just a plain calendar that I can type in on the dates that I need to sub and appts. for my kids and will be able to look at the day and week to see what I am doing.

        Reply
        • Mark says:
          December 3 at 9:26 am

          I began using this one: http://bit.ly/cJq4Bh
          It's called Calendar At-A-Glance. My daughter loves the drawings there šŸ™‚
          No week view there, but the month view covers pretty much everything you wanna see: number of events on some date, the time they take, etc.
          HTH,
          Mark.

          Reply
  13. Natalie Nichols says:
    August 9 at 11:15 pm

    Shoppergirl, the "2Do" app has a snooze feature on its reminders. It isn't technically a calendar app, but it does let you schedule events and snooze reminders. I know what you mean regarding your daughter's phone. I had a Treo previously and really enjoyed its calendar that was easy to sync with Outlook and set its reminders to snooze. 2Do has a lot of features and syncs with Outlook.

    Reply
  14. Janette says:
    August 12 at 6:57 pm

    Calengoo is the best! I have outlook at work set up to sync to google calendar. Then google calendar also syncs to Calengoo. I only type everything in ONCE. Great reminders too. Love it love it

    Reply
    • David says:
      September 12 at 2:28 pm

      Great – thanks! Do you need MobileMe to sunc, or does it automatically check for latest appointments with Google whenever it is connected? Thanks.

      Reply
  15. Cyrus says:
    August 13 at 2:34 pm

    It is definitely a very good one

    Reply
  16. silentbob says:
    August 17 at 8:31 am

    I'm looking for a calendar app that allows me to have recurring events every four weeks. None that I've looked at seem to have that function, only every week or every month. Has anyone seen one that allows every four weeks? Thanks.

    Reply
    • Mary says:
      September 15 at 6:22 am

      If you use google calendar you can have this feature. You can get different apps for your phone that sync with google calendar. I downloaded ccal last night and it looks great but for some reason it is only coming up with recurring events that I have entered from Nov on and not individual things entered. Sept and Oct look great though, I am still trying to work out what the issue is.

      Reply
    • Karla says:
      January 8 at 12:29 pm

      I got an app on my iphone called week cal, & it has the ability to set rcurring event daily, weekly, or monthly. Good luck. Now I just have to find an app for my Laptop that will sync with that calendar.

      Reply
  17. dennis says:
    August 19 at 11:13 am

    how about smarttime or the built in calendar

    Reply
  18. terra says:
    August 21 at 1:45 pm

    I currently have a blackberry and am lookin into purchasing an iphone. My blackberry has a calendar on the screen of my blackberry that i can see my appt's for the day every time I look at the phone w/out havin to open the calendar. do u know of an application for the iphone that i can do that with

    Reply
    • andy ison says:
      December 7 at 2:59 pm

      Hi – did you get a sloution on this – i want my old blackberry back as the reminders on the front screen were very useful – if you found a way round this can u email me on andyison@hotmail.com

      thanks

      Reply
      • Kevin says:
        February 12 at 1:34 pm

        I jailbroke my phone (you can look anywhere online to see how to do this, and it is completely legal) and there is a package you can download called "Lock Calendar" that displays all of your calendar events on the lock screen when you first turn your phone on, before you swipe to unlock it. It works really well!

        Reply
  19. Diethard says:
    August 27 at 11:14 am

    Nice List!

    Want have a look to my App?

    AroundCal – from Event to Task

    Reply
    • Shaun says:
      February 16 at 2:46 pm

      can you sink this with exchange?

      Reply
  20. Sebacian says:
    August 31 at 3:03 pm

    Theres a new calendar on the market – cal-n-icon. Its got great GUI and extremely useful for Business professionals. The icons are colorful and user-friendly – a complete pleasure using the app. A great organizer that covers both meeting requests and tasks.

    Reply
  21. Catherine says:
    September 13 at 1:24 pm

    I had a Blackberry Curve and the calendar was great with setting the alerts. I now have the iphone 4 and can't seem to set a reminder more than 2 days before the event. Is there an calenda app out there similar to the blackberry that you can set reminders to the event well before the event occurs?

    Reply
    • Chaper says:
      November 8 at 9:19 am

      I'm having the same problem changing from BB to iPhone. With BB, the alerts could be scheduled at least a week in advance. Also, with the BB you could turn your phone off and the alerts would pop up when the phoen was turned back on. With the iPhone, you can only do alerts for 2 days in advance and if the phone is off you will miss the alerts.

      Reply
  22. Mark says:
    September 15 at 3:12 am

    can anyone tell me if and how to sync my i phone callander with my windows live callander ? thanks

    Reply
  23. Mr. C. says:
    September 20 at 11:21 am

    Apple has lots of cool colors and crayon applications and interfaces, but they really SCREWED UP on the primary and simple function of a CALENDAR. How absolutely worthless is the iPhone calendar: it arbitrarily dismisses alarms without user input (biggest complaint), and doesn't allow custom alarm settings other than THEIR list of hours and days, etc; and they don't have a feature for setting custom repeats, such as last week of month vs. the fourth of month (on some months this occurs). Congratulations Apple for building a brilliant skyscraper on a sandbar. I'll take my reliable Treo or Samsung any day of the week… alas the contractual handcuffs to iPhone and AT&T.

    Reply
    • Treo fan says:
      March 29 at 4:49 pm

      We, my husband and I moved to the iphone from Treo…I still haven't got to a calendar that is able to match it. So, we stumble along with a fear of any app calendar, we may lose what we had. I still carry my treo for the contact info that didn't travel with the sync. I like outlook, but lost some valuable calendar date with the Palm wireless sync. Still haven't found them in the space between here and there. So I went to iphone & my pocket treo (hence its name)., Ha Ha

      Reply
  24. scott says:
    October 2 at 9:18 pm

    I can almost accept that apple has screwed up royally on the calendar app, no relative date scheduling such as last wednesday of the month etc., what really surprises me though is that there is no aftermarket app that has filled the gap.

    Reply
  25. scott says:
    October 2 at 10:14 pm

    well, I just looked at pocket informant and it does all the custom reminders for calendar, it actually looks pretty good.

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      October 3 at 12:06 am

      @scott. Yes. If you think Pocket Informant for iPhone is OK, wait till you use the iPad version. It's a beautiful thing. šŸ™‚ We use it throughout our company with Outlook sync and everything

      Reply
  26. Dissapoined says:
    October 4 at 3:07 pm

    Need calendar with possibility to sey my own sound and sync with outlook ! Is it the year 2010 or is it an apple? Soo dissapointed at my iphone 4 now. (my first iphone, maybee the last now)

    Reply
    • Sunny says:
      December 27 at 9:37 am

      I think the HTC on windows is better. Even my ancient O2 HAVE better calender features. Apple makes stuff for simple minded people who have little knowledge of IT.

      Reply
  27. Jumbotron says:
    October 6 at 10:31 am

    Is there anything out there as simple as a monthly view that I just just marks off days? I’m trying to track 3 different reoccurring type events. One per day. And can’t seem to find anything simple. Would be ideal if I could just tap on a day choose a color and then be able to make a chart or graph comparing all three over the year.

    Reply
    • Outlooker says:
      March 18 at 4:52 am

      Try something simple that give you a good overview. The Month – Fast Calendar (http://itunes.apple.com/app/month-fast-calendar-that-sync/id415608532?mt=8) is both powerful and easy to use. Not a lot of graphics, just like notes in a monthly wall calendar. Yet, you can search for everything and use different views.

      Reply
    • Mel says:
      January 8 at 9:11 pm

      I looooove my iphone 'week cal' app. It does everything!!!

      Reply
  28. bss says:
    October 6 at 8:36 pm

    is there any calendar app that synchs with or – dare I say it – improves on Mobile me? I like the auto synching of mobile me, but it has even fewer options than the calendar on the iphone!! I'm starting to miss my Palm!!!

    Reply
    • Julie says:
      December 15 at 8:02 pm

      I'm still using a Palm and so far I think i'm right. Can't find any apps worth swapping for. They are much better apps on the Palm OS. I'm sticking with it.

      Reply
    • Karla says:
      December 18 at 11:53 am

      I am still using Palm because of the Calendar. I love my Datebook 5 calendar & refuse to give it up! I love being able to make my own icons!

      Reply
  29. Audra says:
    October 8 at 10:41 pm

    Is there a calendar app that stores past entries? I’d like to be able to pull up past appointments for reference. It was frustrating to find out that once the month had passed all entries were dropped. I thought I was using the iPhone calendar ad a sort of an abbreviated journal.

    Reply
  30. John says:
    October 9 at 11:05 pm

    I want the basic functionality of being able to invite my spouse so both our calendars get updated. Wecal is an app with that ability but looks like it requires a subscription to do invites and other features. Still searching… – John

    Reply
  31. Mark says:
    October 14 at 11:17 pm

    Maybe check out the app "shift worker" for rosters and work schedules. This is a blatant self-advertisement but it would suit the need of a few commenters in this thread.
    http://shiftworkerapp.com

    Reply
  32. @spartacuswines says:
    October 20 at 2:36 pm

    Is it me or does the iPhone calender bite? Really Job's i can't, see you running your life with a iPhone calender.

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      October 21 at 2:12 pm

      no. It is not just you šŸ™‚

      Reply
  33. dev2art says:
    October 21 at 12:18 pm

    You can add the US Holidays for 2010-2012 to your iPhone calendar with one tap . The holidays will be added as all-day events in the calendar of your choice. No need for subscriptions or internet, because the holidays are added to the calendar database.
    Once added all holidays can be fully edited or deleted. And synced with Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.

    The apps also contains calendars of:
    – Christian, Hindu, Islamic and Jewish festivals.
    – Holidays and festivals of Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Korea, Japan, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the United States.
    http://itunes.apple.com/app/us-holidays-2010-2012…

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  34. David Jones says:
    October 22 at 2:03 am

    Just coming to the end of my first year with an iPhone having been a previous Windows Mobile, Palm then Blackberry user. Guess what – I will be going back to Blackberry as soon as contract finishes primarily because of the appalling business apps e.g. calendar that come on the iPhone. Anyway, no more moaning, here's how I've managed recently. Having used Pocket Informant before on Windows Mobile this was the obvious choice and I haven't been dissapointed. About the only thing lacking for me is the ability to snooze reminders. I run MS Outlook on a laptop and a desktop and I use Google Calendar Sync to keep it all together. Tried MobileMe – complete disaster. Eventually got them to refund my full subscription!! I treat the desktop as the master of the two Outlook machines and do a 2 way sync between desktop and Google and just a one way sync FROM Google to laptop. No real reason why this couldn't be two way as well but after disaster with MobileMe I got everything working in this way and stuck with it. So I can create on either iPhone or Desktop and all 3 keep in sync. For tasks I use ToodleDo. Seems to work just great.

    All I would need to make this all perfect for me is snoozing of reminders, some way of keeping reminder on screen after it's activated and the iPhone screen is locked. And for Google Cal to understand and store Outlook categories.

    Hope this helps some folks.

    Cheers
    David

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    • Barb says:
      December 8 at 6:57 pm

      When you enter an event can you set an alert longer than 2 days prior to the event?

      Reply
  35. Mike says:
    November 10 at 5:57 am

    Are there any feedbacks for Calendars application (by Readdle)? The new version supports Google Tasks, still would like to get more comments before purchasing it.

    This one Calendars app: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/calendars-google-c…

    Reply
  36. Birdsoft says:
    November 11 at 9:52 am

    Please check out the new Extreme Agenda on iPhone 4. Calendar and Tasks with 4 powerful view, category filtering, expanded recurring events, professional icons and more…

    Reply
  37. Kotz says:
    November 11 at 11:46 am

    How about a Calendar app that lets you set reminders with your voice? VoCal – The Voice Calendar App for the iPhone lets you do just that. http://bit.ly/dmsOgd
    See it in action: [youtube HPmuQczkVpA&feature=player_embedded http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPmuQczkVpA&feature=player_embedded youtube]

    Reply
  38. QwixtCalendar says:
    November 20 at 9:13 am

    For those of you looking for a faster calendar that shares categories, check out Qwixt Calendar. You can tap and drag to set the times for a new event, and categories you share will be automatically updated.

    Qwixt Calendar

    Reply
  39. Daniel says:
    November 21 at 5:32 pm

    I recently purchased Calendar At-A-Glance. It works with the existing Calendar database and as opposed to other, overcomplicated apps i really easy to use. The clock-like interface is a cool idea too. Check it out: http://itunes.com/apps/calendarataglance

    Reply
  40. Duncan says:
    November 28 at 2:48 pm

    Anyone synched Calvetica Calendar, CalenGoo, or Qwixt Calendar with Microsoft Exchange (our company exchange server runs on this to our Kerio server)? Any good?!!!

    Cheers

    Duncan

    Reply
  41. mad momma says:
    November 30 at 7:28 am

    I just recently got an iphone and was diligently using their calendar to remind me of my kids' illnesses…couging, fevers, vomiting, etc when I decided to look back and see when the last time one of them was sick and….nothing! The calendar app deleted all those long months of logging them in.

    Is there a calendar app that won't delete ANYTHING that I input? I don't care about any other perks or quirks, I just want to be able to go back and see the data I input in previous months.

    Reply
  42. Marty says:
    December 13 at 10:04 am

    Am I missing something. I'm using a Palm Centro. Old technology. The calender syncs perfectly with MS Outlook. I need color categoriezed entries. If I have an event that lasts more than one day, I need it to show up as a colored bar accross the calender days as it does in MS Outlook. Is there no ______ calender that will sync with MS Outlook and display it as well as my crappy old Palm Centro? I know I can sync to Google calender, then to a 3rd party Iphone app, but as far as I can see, Google calender stinks as well. It has no color coded categories, you have few preferences that you can control. Has anyone figured this out?

    Reply
  43. Julie says:
    December 15 at 10:19 pm

    I'm sticking with my Palm. OK so the resolution is not so good but nothing I've read in the last 8 hours compares to Datebk.

    Reply
    • Karla says:
      December 18 at 2:17 pm

      I have the Palm Pre Plus. The resolution is awesome. If you buy a program called "Classic" you can run most of your old PalmOS programs on that. I still use my Datebk 5 & have never found anything that compares!

      Reply
  44. cybernet says:
    December 22 at 8:39 am

    Bill Reminder

    Bill Reminder for iPad: An easy-to-use, full featured bill reminder to help you pay bill in time and stay productive. Get instant alerts on your iPad, iPhone or iPod-Touch as a reminder when your bill is due.

    Download from iTunes :
    http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bill-reminder/id34…

    Reply
  45. Mike says:
    December 29 at 3:42 pm

    WeCal is pretty good…..but think it could be better

    Reply
  46. Michelle says:
    January 3 at 9:34 am

    I need to sync my yahoo calendar (all layers) with my iphone3g. Why can't I get a layered calendar? Any ideas?

    Reply
  47. aignat says:
    January 15 at 9:44 pm

    Check out SwiftNote, I liked it more than pocket informant.

    Reply
  48. mdil says:
    January 18 at 5:57 am

    I'm currently looking for less detail calendar apps. I dont want to hit on a day and see the time limit from 7am to 7pm which is not needed. An ideal calendar i look for should be able to show all day in page so you'll be able to plan which weeks i will be going for vacation, holidays etc. Any suggestion or it's too weird… If there's no apps like that i'll desperately use the current embedded calendar in iphone =(

    Reply
    • Procrasty says:
      January 19 at 4:22 pm

      Hi,
      I suggest you have a look at our Month Calendar: http://itunes.apple.com/app/id389957954
      It supplies an excellent overview.
      Have a look it is free for now, but hurry šŸ™‚

      Reply
  49. White Hat Media says:
    February 3 at 4:53 am

    Calvetica has to be the best one on the list.

    Considering its integration, price and functions – easy winner šŸ˜‰

    Reply
  50. Diethard Seiferth says:
    February 14 at 4:34 am

    Does anyone need a multifunctional calendar with actions, (shopping) lists, tags, photo, projects, priority, progress status and more?

    Reply
  51. Gary Brainerd says:
    February 14 at 9:56 am

    I need a calendar that will allow me to simply copy and paste an appointment from one date and time to another. My old palm does it easily. The iphone requires about 20 different strokes and moves to do a simple task. Anyone know which calendar apps might do this?

    Reply
    • Simon says:
      February 23 at 12:13 am

      Try Calvetica, which allows you minimal key strokes to move events.

      Reply
    • Miguel says:
      March 19 at 4:12 pm

      Try calendars, my favourite

      Reply
  52. Fred says:
    February 14 at 10:16 am

    Why can’t they make a calendar app like “groceryIQ” that instantly adds appointments I make to my wife’s calendar and vice/versa? It could even have those cool little numbers on the app icon to show how many appointments we each have that day or week. Is there anything out there like that?

    Reply
  53. Aart says:
    February 14 at 4:16 pm

    http://itunes.apple.com/app/week-calendar/id38105…

    Reply
  54. Claire says:
    February 16 at 1:57 pm

    I’m currently using a very archaic version of Palm Desktop by Access which no longer even synchs to my even older Palm Pilot. I like the interface and the fact that it’s not web-based but it keeps randomly deleting all or some of my 10 years worth of calendar history and I have to keep resorting to backups. So I’m ready to make a switch. 2 questions… 1) is there a way to import this data to another calendar program? and 2) is there another desktop based calendar program out there that I can then sync to an iPhone app (other than exchange). So far all I’ve seen is Google etc. which need connectivity.

    Reply
  55. Tami says:
    February 17 at 6:32 pm

    Thank you for sharing the GoCal. I've been looking for a Google calendar app that will send SMS reminders. Downloading now…

    Reply
  56. Michelle says:
    February 26 at 10:06 am

    I’m looking for a calendar like the one I had on the droid that showed up on my front screen with appointments listed daily. I’m brand new to the iPhone so I’m wondering if that’s even an option.

    Reply
    • Nicole says:
      March 17 at 2:24 pm

      Hi…did you find one? I loved how the Droid had the agenda on the home screen and I could just see it.

      Reply
    • Rebecca says:
      August 13 at 8:34 am

      Did you find a similar calendar for iPhone?

      Reply
      • Kym says:
        September 3 at 4:45 am

        Mee too! I had that with my palm phone. Loved it. Has anyone found an app like that?

        Reply
        • Krista says:
          November 24 at 8:16 pm

          I’m looking for the same app! I missed a meeting last week because I wasn’t constantly opening my calendar! Someone create an app that will allow us to see our agenda at the top of our home screen!

          Reply
    • linn says:
      November 8 at 6:00 am

      Mee too! Someone found an app like that?

      Reply
  57. Nester says:
    February 28 at 4:21 am

    I use CodeTwo Exchange Sync to sync my iPhone with Outlook installed on Exchange Server. The way it works is illustrated on their website http://www.codetwo.com/exchange-folder-sync/synch…
    There is one more tool I think would be good, but can't remember its name now.. – need to talk to my friend, who showed me it and I'll make another post later.

    Reply
  58. nicolai says:
    February 28 at 10:06 am

    For great overview have a look at Month Calendar: http://itunes.apple.com/app/month-calendar/id3899…

    Reply
  59. Lisa Jill says:
    March 5 at 9:14 am

    Would you suggest Calengoo or Pocketinformant? $6 difference – which is better? I recently switched to the iphone and I miss my blackberry calendar – I need help deciding which to get…please let me know what you think!!

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      March 5 at 11:49 am

      I personally use Pocket Informant. It was one of the first one that offer decent Outlook sync. The ipad version is a killer too.

      Reply
  60. kathy says:
    March 10 at 5:50 pm

    Just bought an iphone3. Had a 7 year old nokia…… The nokia calendar allowed me to set alarms, repeat, copy, make several notes on the same day (nothing fancy). What I REALLY would like is the ability to vocally speak my calendar memo and have it land on my calendar/planner. And have the ability the Bokia had, as well.
    Any ideas? I've been researching for several hours. ToDo Pro is supposed to do this – but i can't make the recorder appear, except haphazardly.And VoCal is for Iphone4
    Thanks in advance.

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      March 18 at 8:50 am

      something like this? http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vocal-voice-remind…

      Reply
  61. seonhyoung says:
    March 10 at 10:05 pm

    Recently, SmartCalendar(Eng) released. It is also best, too. It's UI is good.

    Reply
  62. Jos Jong says:
    March 11 at 9:25 am

    Have a look at Easy Calendar. Especially if you want a plain and simple week view.

    As an example: add an appointment with just 3 taps. In all top-5 iPhone calendars you need to go through multiple screens with at least 6 taps. See the video(s).

    [youtube BmnxqWfkyc8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmnxqWfkyc8 youtube]

    Reply
  63. Courtney B says:
    March 14 at 6:35 pm

    Does anyone know of a calendar app that will let me not incite, but actually email the whole month to someone?

    Reply
  64. Birdsoft says:
    March 17 at 2:45 pm

    [youtube 3NhIPLElDMA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NhIPLElDMA youtube]

    The 2.0 version of Extreme Agenda adds features that moves it into the elite calendars on the iPhone. Month View, Year View, Week View, Agenda List View. It actually goes beyond just calendaring to be a full Organizer with Contact Views, a Task View, and a Quick List View.

    And its still half as cheap as anything that comes close.

    Get Organized. Go Extreme.

    Reply
  65. Minuk says:
    March 17 at 6:12 pm

    I think this post have to be updated.
    Recently many better calendar apps released.
    WeekCalendar, MiCal, SmartCalendar(Eng)…

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      March 18 at 4:56 am

      we are working on it

      Reply
  66. Shon says:
    March 20 at 7:57 pm

    I have tried multiple calendars, and finally settled on Calvetica. The speed cant' be beat! I was so tired of launching previous calendar apps and waiting for them to sync (ugh). This one is super fast and has a nice, simple interface–this makes it easy to navigate and find appointments.

    Reply
  67. petewein says:
    March 23 at 2:33 pm

    Hi:

    I currently use a Palm OS calendar on a Treo. What I really like is the ability to search previous days, weeks and months for meetings and deadlines.

    Is there an ap for the iphone that does this?

    Reply
    • dawn says:
      July 24 at 9:39 pm

      palm calender is awesome.. any similar calender in iphone4
      regretting change to iphone cos of the lousy calender app

      Reply
  68. 1stblogger says:
    March 25 at 3:30 am

    google calendar also syncs to Calengoo. I only type everything in ONCE. Great reminders too.

    Reply
  69. Z06 says:
    April 5 at 9:24 am

    Lots of great reviews, thank you for this article! I did not however find if anyone has found that Calendar app that has the ability to instantly add appointments I make to my husband's calendar and vice/versa? Or invites can be sent, and accepted or anything along those lines. We rely heavily on our phone calendars for “outside of work” appointment and this would be ideal. Reminders up to a week out are important to us too. Any recommendations would be appreciated. The setting up a shared Gmail account with calendar is not something we are interested in doing.. Thanks in advance!

    Reply
    • C_wv says:
      April 21 at 1:28 pm

      I am searching for the same, between IPhone + Blackberry, did you find an App for this??

      Reply
    • Lisa99 says:
      September 10 at 5:53 pm

      Did you find anything? I have the same need and just can’t find an app, we can’t be the only ones!

      Reply
      • OB1 says:
        June 30 at 3:33 pm

        I'm also looking for this.

        Reply
        • axp233 says:
          July 4 at 8:45 pm

          Keep us updated if you find one.

          Reply
          • Cyrus says:
            July 5 at 5:00 am

            A couple of folks have asked for specific calendars. We are searching and will add to the list

    • Ikay says:
      April 21 at 7:39 pm

      I think there is an app called Cozi which can do this. Infact, it puts all your family's schedule in one.

      Reply
      • Cyrus says:
        April 25 at 11:25 am

        Interesting. Will test

        Reply
  70. Kelly says:
    April 7 at 12:57 pm

    I need to find an app to make employee work schedules with and be able to send it to them weekly.

    Reply
  71. Janne says:
    April 13 at 3:15 am

    I'd need this solution: I wish to sync my Outlook 2003 calendar to iPhone, with colors of the individual calendar entries preserved. Does anyone know if it can be done, in any way? As a possibility, I'm thinking can Outlook calendar be synced to some cloud service, which supports iPhone's colored calendar entries, so that the cloud service would do the "color conversion"? Thanks a lot, if there's someone who knows how to do this.

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      April 14 at 3:40 am

      @Janne. I personally use WebIS kit by Pocket Informant. I am not sure it is exactly what you want but it syncs my Outlook to my iPhone calendar to Google Calendar.

      Reply
  72. Deebrown says:
    April 20 at 9:06 am

    I use yahoo calender but I’d really like to use something similar with SaiSuke calendar. Any one knows which calendar app I can use?

    I don’t like the iPhone default calendar, so difficult to see all the event.

    Reply
  73. Birdsoft says:
    April 29 at 8:12 pm

    Extreme Calendar is now out and is Extreme Agenda's little brother with almost all of the powerful calendar features of the full Organizer, at a lower price. And then you can upgrade at any time…

    It contains a new timeline day view which allows quickly editing events inline and moving/copying events and pasting them in the calendar or on time slots in the day.

    Definitely worthy of Top 20….

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      April 30 at 9:19 am

      Very cool. Thanks for the tip

      Reply
  74. Ondrej says:
    May 5 at 7:15 am

    Hi, im looking for a calendar with mobileme sync, fullscreen month view with the names of events (not just dots) and support of groups (work, home,.. etc) and of course a reliable one. Anyone knows? Till now it seems all developers focus on google and weekview:(

    Reply
  75. evelina says:
    May 5 at 11:22 pm

    ondrej, you came to a right place šŸ™‚ I'm using Plan app,this is exactly what you need. time management and calendar in one,brilliant! All events are in one view, move events drag&drop and fast navigate. Check this:
    http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/plan/id428005487?m…

    Reply
  76. Eugene says:
    May 30 at 4:14 am

    Is there a calendar app that would let me attach webpages and that I can open straight from my browser – sounds like Gocal or calenGoo might? Thanks

    Reply
  77. Tom says:
    May 30 at 5:34 am

    Great list! Thanks! I use miCal, the best App

    Reply
  78. Rj says:
    June 5 at 11:23 am

    I would like a calendar app that works like Kayak or TripIt. I would forward emails to my calendar and it would automatically create the events. Is there an app that can do this?

    Reply
  79. Alex says:
    June 23 at 9:30 am

    Hi I like "Plan" App, here is how it works http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRwjp7_KVl8, Simple

    Reply
  80. jason says:
    June 28 at 11:10 am

    I have a I phone and a windows comp. How can I type my calendar on the computer and send it to my I phone? Will Google do this?

    Reply
    • I.D. Pahwa says:
      June 28 at 8:04 pm

      Create a google account and google calendar. Download a free app Google sync, install on the PC. This will sync your PC cal to Google calendar. Now you need to set up cal on iphone. If it's iphone 4, it should be easy. Go to settings>mail, calendars. Add a new calendar>select google, enter your login info for google account. Now you will be able to sync your outlook calendar to iphone. Hope this helps. Good Luck!!

      Reply
  81. Henry says:
    June 28 at 2:27 pm

    I am looking for a calender ap that will retain calender entries indefinitely. I would like to be able to go back and see who I called last January, etc. My default calender dumps past entries after 30 days. Any suggestions?

    Reply
  82. Tony says:
    July 9 at 2:44 pm

    For those looking for a beautiful yet simple iPhone calendar, I suggest you check out Agenda for iPhone – http://getappsavvy.com/agenda/ . It was recently released by Savvy Apps. The reviews on this application seem very strong as well.

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      July 9 at 3:08 pm

      @Tony. Will check it out. Thanks Tony

      Reply
  83. Carl says:
    July 15 at 10:08 pm

    I work a week on week off roster rotating from days to nights and I’m after a calendar that will allow me to have a highlighted colour for my week of day shift and a different colour for my night shift. I want to be able to see at a quick glance what the months coming have with out having to count the weeks to know if it is days or nights. Does any one know what I could use? Thanks

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      July 16 at 8:20 am

      Something like Free time? http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/free-time/id429232…

      Reply
    • ty@schemanski.com says:
      August 25 at 8:45 pm

      I use pocket informant and have a calendar called Work-Day that is yellow then one called Work-Nights that is dark blue. Then I schedule seven all-day appointments on each calendar that are repeated every four weeks.

      Reply
  84. nate says:
    July 27 at 10:54 pm

    Is there a calander that you can set a reminder to do something and let you chose like done or something and it wont bug you again until the next programmed date. Example i want to put a reminder to put my request off at work and remind me up until a date but if completed early i can say done and it wont bug me until the next week.

    Reply
  85. Glenn says:
    August 9 at 4:55 am

    All the comments say the same thing…. I want a BlackBerry calendar app on my iPhone. The fact is BB have nailed it and apple missed it (by a lot). I love my iPhone but I really really miss the BB calendar

    Reply
  86. Andre says:
    August 19 at 7:19 am

    I need help, I've been searching for this for a long time. IS there a calendar for those who use it often? that is fast using? like the palm did, I mean when you want to enter a data you don't have to touch the screen that many time? Thanks!

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      September 2 at 1:55 pm

      I am not sure what you mean. You need to be a bit more specific šŸ™‚ There are a bunch of apps that are like that like a few on this list already

      Reply
  87. Jeff says:
    August 24 at 7:15 pm

    Right now, via email, I can add a calendar appointment to iPhone calendar app via email invite (from Outlook on a remote server). However, updates tova previous event does not update on IPhone
    Any other calendar that does this?

    Reply
  88. Bomboora says:
    September 2 at 1:25 pm

    Why is this hunting calendar crap in this 20 best? Such awful products should be banned, together with the people who use it.

    Reply
    • Cyrus says:
      September 2 at 1:55 pm

      Fair enough. We added it because it was requested. Can you tell me exactly why you hate it? I am interested to know what is wrong with the product.

      Reply
  89. laurie says:
    September 10 at 8:19 am

    How do you set 2012 dates in VoCal?

    Reply
  90. Ljs says:
    September 16 at 11:52 am

    I’m looking for exactly the same as zo6…. All the info is great but has anyone found one that meets these needs.

    Reply
  91. Lauren says:
    September 19 at 9:38 pm

    I’m looking for q calendar that will be able to check the 1st and 3rd weekend a d not simPly every 2. Can anyone help me?

    Reply
  92. Kevin Write says:
    September 20 at 5:52 pm

    you should check out Scheduary for the iphone, it's simple to use but with a bit of set-up you can take down work schedules and appointments faster than other ones i've used. If anyone is interested here is the link. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scheduary/id423549…

    Reply
  93. Alrightsweet says:
    October 15 at 8:14 pm

    I need a app that is compatible with my iPhone and iPad that I can book a appt with my iPhone and it will pull that info from the cloud and will also be stored in my iPad under the same app; and vice versa . I'm a independent hairstylist … I have found a lot of apps that have this capability but they require a monthly fee with online booking available for the clients . But I prefer my personal control with my scheduling so I don't need all that fancy pants stuff … Just more of a calander geared towards hairstylist bookings ,storing formulas , also to keep a daily track of the money made and spent each day!…. Does anyone know of something I'm describing ? Please help.

    Reply
  94. Aracelis says:
    November 6 at 8:42 am

    as for me the Pocket Calendar is the best

    Reply
  95. Ruth says:
    November 12 at 9:35 am

    Very disappointed I can't invite appointments with bb users and get an indicator they accepted or acknowledged that it's ok on my 4s. They see the invite but I get no indicator in my iPhone 4s from them. Then if I want to delete something they invited ME to I have to go to iCal in apple.com to delete it, I can't delete iron my phone (or iPad). Seems it should be an easy thing for Apple to fix???

    Reply
    • Mel says:
      June 8 at 5:47 am

      hey ruth
      have you tried calprint app for ical
      am using it at the moment sadly not listed here šŸ™

      Reply
  96. Paul says:
    December 6 at 5:36 am

    Week Cal by UtiliTap is the best full featured iPhone/iPad calendar app with ability to
    Copy, Duplicate and share events.

    Reply
  97. defry says:
    December 13 at 7:52 am

    I love to use the feature of the Ghostwriter Notes where in you can schedule your day in a sheet. This app I bought at http://majorspot.com is very good for busy person.

    It is just so cool!

    Reply
  98. alwynp says:
    January 9 at 11:40 am

    I downloaded a free public holidays app from phit mobile technologies to my iPhone but, when I click on it, all I get is a logo. Where have I gone wrong?

    Reply
  99. Jimmy says:
    February 9 at 12:22 pm

    I’m looking for a calendar to note what I have been doing during the day. Normal calendars are too advanced, I need this one to be easy. I don’t need to set the exact time. What I’m searching for I guess, is a note pad with dates. If you know what I mean please mail me:)

    Reply
    • Seth says:
      December 8 at 5:36 pm

      I think I am looking for the same type of thing. Have you found any good solutions yet?

      Reply
  100. Sonnih says:
    February 17 at 3:27 am

    Is there an app for ipad and ipod touch similar to toodledo but as a calendar? I want to use it as a calendar on my laptop, but to sync with my ipad and ipod

    Reply
  101. Sal says:
    March 21 at 4:50 am

    Is there a calendar I can a find for my iPhone that will store the data forever? Currently my iPhone only stores the data for a month then it’s deleted. I need a calendar that I can that keeps information. Help!!

    Reply
    • KT says:
      July 26 at 12:29 pm

      Hi -Did you ever find a calendar that doesn’t delete events? I am sick of this feature. Do you think I have to use Google for main calendar to preserve events?
      Thanks.

      Reply
      • Cyrus says:
        July 26 at 3:51 pm

        I personally use Google to manage events. But if I find a calendar like that, I will share or include in the update of this post

        Reply
    • Pete says:
      October 6 at 12:23 pm

      It’s in the sync options in iTunes. Disable the setting “sync only the past xx days”.

      Reply
  102. Fred says:
    April 24 at 6:44 pm

    Is it just me or is there anyone else out there missing the Nokia calendar interface?
    Is there a calendar for iPhone that resembles Nokia's capabilities, as user friendly and fully configurable as that? Please let me know, I'm missing my Nokia calendar very much…
    Thank you!

    Reply
  103. Hans says:
    May 25 at 2:13 pm

    Need your help… I need a two-way sync calendar application for multiple users on mobile devices (freelance therapists). With one central calendar view, that can see all appointments of all therapists, and where each therapist has his own calendar on a smartphone that is synchronized 2-way with the central calendar, showing his available timeslots. What calendar APP and what (simple) smartphone could do the job? Note: I understand Google Calendar can only sync up to 5 users.

    Reply
  104. Sandra says:
    May 27 at 10:50 am

    I get lots of Txt Msgs with requests for meetings. I'd like to be able to easily post them to my Calendar on my iphone. I don't really want to use Google Calendar. Any advice?

    Reply
  105. Nikki says:
    June 1 at 10:16 am

    I have been using the My Book calendar for scheduling therapy appointments… it's made for salons but can be modified for anything. It's allows you to use contacts to make appts (recurring or one time), note if they showed/canceled, add services provided, reminders, notes, prices and more. Very easy to use and perfect for what I was looking for! Only downside is that it does not sync with google or any other calendar.
    (This app also works as a regular calendar that adds all day events, birthdays, etc.)

    Reply
    • kelly says:
      November 16 at 3:21 pm

      This looks really cool…thanks for the post!

      Reply
  106. David says:
    June 12 at 6:59 am

    I ma using Future Scheduler App for iPhone, this not only helps us in scheduling text messages but also emails, status update and phone calls.

    Reply
  107. doc says:
    June 28 at 7:43 pm

    Hallo, actually I m using a nokia n8 where I can see all app. and todos of the day. They appear on the homescreen without need of using any button or action before, just one look on the homescreen is enough. Is there anyone who can help me – I need this urgently for my iphone. Thank you.

    Reply
    • elisabetta abruzzese says:
      December 13 at 4:34 pm

      looking for the same app that shows up the next scheduled appntmnt when the phone is pn and that you reminds wirh sounds ehen the event is approaching every few minutes until you turn it off…

      Reply
  108. Todd says:
    August 12 at 12:58 am

    Anyone know a way to move exchange emails to calendar events much like I would on PC but on iPhone 4s

    Reply
  109. shirlee says:
    October 12 at 9:32 am

    CalPrint is pretty good and i sync it will all my google calendars

    Reply
  110. Cyrus says:
    November 30 at 1:09 pm

    Just updated the list with Fantastical and removed a bunch of old calendars that were not working properly. Any suggestions? Please add them

    Reply
  111. Cyrus says:
    January 18 at 5:24 pm

    Kind of. So you go and write event X every third Tuesday. It basically repeats it every 3 weeks. I am sure if you play around with it a bit, you can make it work. I'll do another video on this soon. The one we did was just basic stuff

    Reply
  112. James says:
    June 3 at 11:44 pm

    Looking for a calendar that I can use on my iPhone that will sys with my outlook 365 with out using iTunes

    Reply
  113. Martin says:
    August 1 at 3:37 pm

    Hey,
    I’d like to point out an app that might be interesting.

    For making appointments based on any of your calendars – Calex (http://calexapp.com) is a great app. It lets you send a simple extract of your calendars by email. You can even provide a text list with your free times.

    iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/calex/id615068482

    Reply
  114. GlenLoddon says:
    August 20 at 9:24 pm

    I am looking for a calender app that allows me to view and edit a joint/shared exchange calender. Any suggestions?

    Reply
    • Martin says:
      August 26 at 11:34 am

      iOS has natively supports exchange calendar. As far as I know exchange 2003 or later. So I am wonder if the default calendar app does not support it?

      Reply
  115. MindyK says:
    October 2 at 3:04 pm

    I like using the default calendar, I just wish it had on option to import holiday calendars. You can however manually sync different calendars like the holiday calendar from Apple. Go to the calendars page on the Apple site. Here’s a guide if u need it: http://appducate.com/2013/09/add-holidays-to-calendar-iphone-ipad-os-x/

    Reply
  116. Mike says:
    October 4 at 1:30 pm

    I have been encouraged by friends to look at PocketLife Calendar by Ovalkey Ltd.
    Any comments please?

    Reply
  117. Pavel says:
    November 10 at 9:24 am

    Nothing beats Logacal when it comes to calendars apps.

    Reply

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