Calendar 366: Events & Tasks

I was looking for an app that was a stand alone calendar app not connected to my calendar on my phone. Basically wanted to be able to keep track of work events without it mixing in with my personal calendar. It is not useful for that…. Highly unfortunate that I paid 10$ for it

My only problem was finding the settings button on the light screen. I used the app on the ipad and found the button easily. It's gray on white so it's a little rough on old eyes. FYI, it's on the bottom left and then on the bottom left again. Really nice having 2 different options on what displays on the Apple watch - 3 actually if you include just the date. Many notifications sounds, too. Overall, a fantastic app!

The app is full featured but simple to use. I also like that it doesn’t require a subscription or an account. I’ve emailed customer service twice with questions and each time they got back to me in a day.

No user manual and no response to email questions.

This is the best Calendar app in the App Store-period. Everything works, beautiful, and super responsive. Way better than Fantastical or Readdle. I have one feature request though; that is more colors-or allowing users to manually customize- the themes and background. Currently it’s set it to Red-Blue-dark mix. For visually-impaired falks, this would be a big plus. Thanks, Vincent

in the latest version, the Watch app is not loading and neither are complications. nothing is loading on widgets or home screen widgets. I've restarted, un- and re-installed multiple times. --- I really like it, and I got this specifically for a better Apple Watch alternative to Fantastical. I’m looking specifically for a complication to show me just my appointments and reminders for the day, and this is SO CLOSE. But the complication has such large text, and for some reason it shows tomorrow’s tasks (wish this was an option, or smarter - so like, it’d show that just when all of today’s items were complete) AND you only get one word of each item, because the date/time takes up so much room. I know the item is “today”, I don’t need that word taking up half of the screen. If this were refined to show more of what the actual event/reminder was, it would be the best!

So I've been looking for a calendar app compatible with my Apple watch that will display my events and reminders all day and not just for a couple hours. Who wants to have to keep looking at your phone when it can just show up on your watch right?? So frustrating! I've tried Apple calender, Google calendar, Pocket Life, Calendar and a few others, none of which did i needed. I ran across Calendar366, reviews were good, so I decided ok, what's a few more bucks. Worth every penny and then some! Took me a few minutes to figure out how to set it up but it works perfect. You can have it show 1-5 days or a week on your Apple watch and it just removes the day as it passes and adds on the next. I think the calendar scrolling could be a little easier but hey, i can deal with that. ITS AN AWESOME APP!!

By far this is the best iOS calendar app out there! Way better than fantastical and google calendar!

Coming from android and business calendar. This is extremely close to replicating it, however there are some things that could be added and fixed. If I try to use this for work, it’s hard. I have a lot of schedules I have I use this to overview, but can’t. After a certain number of events everything gets consolidated to the right of the screen on day view instead of using the free space to the left of the screen with smart overlapping. The only other thing it could use is a widget that shows todays stuff on the left side and tomorrows on the right side. Good work.

Please allow for an option to select “2 week | list” view which shows two weeks of micro-time date on the top, instead of only a single week option. This helps for folks that have a two week schedule. In addition, are you able to have the icon reflect the current date like the stock iOS calendar app? Is it possible to allow for a rectangle or star shape to be included as a symbol to distinguish versus just a color? Thank you!