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Version 3.8.6 · 2024-09-10
Fixes an issue with custom book covers that could lead to a crash of the app.
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The store currently lists version 3.8.6, updated 2024-09-10.








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Who says calendars can't be fun?
Vantage takes the mundane out of scheduling. In part because it works well and is easy to use, but also because of useful visual cues like colors, stickers, book covers and stacks. Visual cues makes understanding a long list of stuff easier, and can help you understand your daily life better. Sort of like doodles in a physical book can help you remember notes.
Picked by Apple as the "App of the Day" on the App Store in 2019.
Stacks
Stacks are a really cool way of summarising days. It reduces clutter and visualises how much is on your plate. The higher the stack, the more things you got planned. Tap any stack to peek it’s contents.
Integrated To-Dos
To-dos live in little notebooks right next to the main timeline. To set a due date, just drag a to-do and drop it on a date.…
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Fixes an issue with custom book covers that could lead to a crash of the app.
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