#Fantastical upgrade
That means when you’re in the office Fantastical will only interact with your work appointments, but as soon as you get home it switches back to your personal calendar.Įlsewhere, we have souped-up meeting tools and an upgrade to the app’s natural language input tools for predictive event creation. In terms of new features, highlights include the ability to switch between Calendar sets based on your location. The devs were keen to ensure that any users who previously paid for Fantastical 2 will keep all their existing features without requiring a subscription – a fact that seems to have been largely missed by the naysayers. There’s a free tier, too, and even these basics outshine the default iOS Calendar app. That means Fantastical’s apps are no longer individually priced one subscription covers everything. There’s now feature parity across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch – as well as seamless compatibility between the lot.
But not everybody is happy with such a switch. We’re now living in the time of the great subscription model gold rush, in which developers find themselves desperate to snag the attention of users that – thanks to the popularity of Netflix, Spotify, and others – are now finding themselves increasingly willing to pay monthly for a service. Needless to say it’s also capable of split screen multitasking on iPad. Navigating Fantastical, you will find refinement wherever you look (and touch).
What’s more is that its simple gestures let you navigate effortlessly between every calendar view, from monthly to weekly and daily breakdowns. It brilliantly combines both your calendar entries and reminders in a snappy dashboard view, whereby it effectively renders Apple’s two stock apps completely expendable. Fantastical does not rest on its laurels but continues to be at the forefront of calendar apps on iPad.
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