Bells and Whistles from Bus圜al versus minimalism from Fantastical Bus圜al deserves props for its excellent monthly view.
It also makes much better use of the iPad's larger screen, while Bus圜al feels stretched out. As well as being downright more engaging, it earns major points for conciseness across the board, especially when a new event is added. It's mostly based on natural language input, though you can display all the details if you want.įantastical takes the cake for design. The search bar is at the top and the New Event sheet above is clean and easy to understand. There's also a separate to-do list view of all your reminders. You can view your events in a single list, in day, week, or month view. It's a pretty simple app with different calendar views depending on your preferences. Design is not competitionīus圜al has never been very attractive even on Mac and it seems that the design hasn't had any kind of radical reinvention for iOS. Loyal users will argue back and forth until their jaws lock on which app is better for Mac, but now that both are available on iOS, are they the same on smartphone too? Here's an in-depth comparison of design and features to find out. Now, starting in July 2016, Bus圜al will also join the mobile realm.Ĭan Bus圜al compete with the more experienced Fantastical for iOS? | Shutterstock Then a few years ago, Fantastical made its debut on the iPhone and later on the iPad. Those have been the leaders of the pack for quite some time.
#BUSYCAL TODOIST FOR MAC#
If you ask someone what the best third-party calendar app for Mac is, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who says more than Fantastical or Bus圜al.
0 kommentar(er)
