It's the calendar app you have been looking for. Calendars 5 is smart, excels in both tasks and events, and runs on any iOS device you might have. Keeping up with comp time is pretty vital for my work.Calendars 5 is a complete re-imagining of what the best mobile calendar experience should be. This is even after 3 weeks of vacation this past year and many days off and coming in late and late lunches. By the end of this year I’ll have about 100 hours of comp time and all 3 weeks of my vacation time (I used comp time and not vacation time for this time off) untouched. I don’t put down any overtime under 4 hours. *About 3 times a year I but it almost 90 hours a week and work at least one Saturday a month. Also, it gives some credibility if I were to be questioned about my overtime. I know I could key this in to iCal but I like having the physical calendar to update through the month. I take the calendar at the end of the month and scan it in to keep as a record and a monthly review. Also, I like to write down anything I might need to remember or was just interesting. I’m salary but my work gives me comp time for any major overtime* so I like to write it down on my calendar so I can turn it in. What I’ve been doing is printing out a physical monthly calendar from iCal, so it has all my important events already printed on it, and mark it up through out the month. I always just saved files and printed from my Mac… I think I printed maybe twice over the course of 4 years with two different iPads, so I have no experience at all with that. (Recently I learned of the $1.99 Reminder app, which I bought and like - it’s what Apple’s Reminders should be and look like! Still, I ultimately decided not to use it, in favor of Todoist, which offers 2-way sync with Google Calendar.) I tried using Apple Reminders but didn’t like it much. Never really used Readdle’s task integration. (I also have to giver a shout-out to Google’s own Calendar app, which has a neat 3-day view I sometimes use.) I have a lot of overlapping calendar events and I’ve found that Readdle’s app has a better-looking implementation than any other app I’ve tried in the Day view.
I use it exclusively to read and edit my Google Calendar events, and it’s great for that for some reason it’s unusual in that you access GC by signing in directly to the app, as opposed to most other calendars which have you subscribe in Apple_Calendar and then they read/write to that, which then makes the extra step to GC. When I had an iPad I used the week view (but I didn’t use it much on that device). I exclusively use the Day view on my iPhone, and I probably access the app 10-15 times/day. Does anyone use this daily? How about the Task integration?
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