We scanned 441 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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The best calendar app available — Syncs my many calendars with no issues. Also has great features and several integrations. Definitely worth the one time fee!
Amazing application — This is hands down my favorite productivity application. It has all the features and integrations I’ve been looking for for the past decade. I can finally manage my incredibly hectic schedule and tasks. I can tell…
Great Non-subscription app — The app works great however I am not the biggest fan of the design. I love that this app is still a one time payment. I used fantastical for a long time but got tired of things being locked behind their…
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