Simple (and free), this simple scheduler allows you to keep track of your appointments and deadlines. iProcrastinate eschews a spreadsheet approach for a more accessible application that's easy to fit into your schedule. The key to this kind of program is whether you adopt it into your daily workflow; it's small enough, and easy to use, and I'm sure I'll be using it often. Did I mention that it's also free?

This product is awesome! Was thinking last term how I could use a program to do this or that and then stubbled upon this, answering all my questions!

Started with 1.3.1 a few days ago, was running it in class and told a buddy that there are a few things I wish they would add or change, and now (a few days later) 1.4.1 has come out answering nearly every one of those wishes! It's not perfect, but it's free and you couldn't ask for nearly anything better! Big thanks to the developer!

I think there is a mistake in the numer of this version. This is 1.0. In the website you can get now an update that correspond with 1.0.4.

On the right track, already very usable. E-mailed a bunch of suggestions to the developer.

It's a very good app.
The only negative point I would find is the uglyness. The icons are not nice at all.
It's a pity because it's got very nice features and works very well.
The GUI of Process would be a good example to follow (besides this, Process is way too expensive for what it is and iProcrastinate can do 80% of what Process does, for free.)