The location-based switching of calendar sets is a big step up from previous Mac version, which switched active calendar sets based on what WiFi network you were connected to. This allows you to see a subset of the calendars on your device, and can be set to be activated when arriving or leaving a location. Calendar Sets on All DevicesĬalendar Sets themselves have been around for a while on the Mac, but they are now available on the iPhone and iPad as well. Here’s a review at what’s new across all platforms of Fantastical for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The Fantastical team has done a great job making sure that all features are available everywhere (with a few limitations on the Apple Watch). The biggest change in Fantastical is the shift towards feature parity across all devices. And so, though this new version of the app doesn’t look drastically different, don’t be fooled - there are a ton of new features in version 3.
Version 3 contains quite a bit new polish and whimsey (something Fantastical has long been known for).
We’ve compiled all of our feedback here, into a single comprehensive review.įantastical has always been a beautifully designed app. In this, our official Fantastical review, we will cover everything that’s new, as well as highlight the key features across each platform version.īecause we have a team of folks who use different platforms, we’ve spent quite a bit of time putting Fantastical to the test. There is a ton that’s new in Fantastical 3, including a more polished user interface, improved scheduling tools, and an updated pricing model.
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And it just got a HUGE update to version 3, that makes the app even better. Fantastical is our pick for the best calendar app for iPhone and iPad, for Mac, and yes, even for Apple Watch.
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