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Fantastical is the Mac calendar you'll actually enjoy using.
Creating an event with Fantastical is quick, easy, and fun:
Fantastical's natural language engine is expressive and intelligent so you can write in your own style. Fantastical also automatically recognizes the location of your event and can even invite people from your Address Book to the
Creating an event with Fantastical is quick, easy, and fun:
- Open Fantastical with a single click or keystroke
- Type in your event details and press return
Fantastical's natural language engine is expressive and intelligent so you can write in your own style. Fantastical also automatically recognizes the location of your event and can even invite people from your Address Book to the
What's New
Version 1.2.1:
- Fixed a crash with certain types of subscribed calendars
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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Fantastical is the Mac calendar you'll actually enjoy using.
Creating an event with Fantastical is quick, easy, and fun:
Fantastical's natural language engine is expressive and intelligent so you can write in your own style. Fantastical also automatically recognizes the location of your event and can even invite people from your Address Book to the event.
Your events have never looked better
Plan your day in style with the most attractive calendar you've ever seen. Color-coding and beautiful design help you quickly make sense of your schedule. You can even change the number of events you want displayed, allowing you to focus on what's important.
Need more info about an event? Just click on it and the event's important details will be displayed instantly.
Edit and delete with ease
Presenting the easiest and quickest way to change your events: select the event you want to change and take control of your event with a single click or keystroke. For example, add event notes to existing events. Enter the information that's important for you to remember and it will stay attached to your event.
BYOC (Bring Your Own Calendar)
Fantastical works with your favorite Mac calendar application: iCal, BusyCal, Entourage, or Outlook.
You can even use your iCloud, MobileMe, Google Calendar or Yahoo! Calendar accounts: simply add them to iCal and you're all set.
Creating an event with Fantastical is quick, easy, and fun:
- Open Fantastical with a single click or keystroke
- Type in your event details and press return
Fantastical's natural language engine is expressive and intelligent so you can write in your own style. Fantastical also automatically recognizes the location of your event and can even invite people from your Address Book to the event.
Your events have never looked better
Plan your day in style with the most attractive calendar you've ever seen. Color-coding and beautiful design help you quickly make sense of your schedule. You can even change the number of events you want displayed, allowing you to focus on what's important.
Need more info about an event? Just click on it and the event's important details will be displayed instantly.
Edit and delete with ease
Presenting the easiest and quickest way to change your events: select the event you want to change and take control of your event with a single click or keystroke. For example, add event notes to existing events. Enter the information that's important for you to remember and it will stay attached to your event.
BYOC (Bring Your Own Calendar)
Fantastical works with your favorite Mac calendar application: iCal, BusyCal, Entourage, or Outlook.
You can even use your iCloud, MobileMe, Google Calendar or Yahoo! Calendar accounts: simply add them to iCal and you're all set.
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Hkim reviewed on 27 Jan 2012
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Bigboysdad reviewed on 24 Jan 2012
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Ckueny reviewed on 21 Jan 2012
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normb reviewed on 03 Jan 2012
As I already have Caliander for display purposes only - its event input is poor, compared to Fantastical and/or QuickCal - I needed a decent input screen. QC is it in my opinion.
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why oh why has Apple not created (a) the tools that developers need (eg) for decent repeating type events (like MS Outlook and Express) and (b) written its own killer calendar app ??
iCal by itself is poor
But Fantastical is otherwise very good - just not the very best IMO
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Gryphonent reviewed on 14 Dec 2011
Having had a serious sync problem after switching to iCloud the developer went out of his way and was very helpful to resolve my rather unique problem, which is why I can say that their support and dedication is as excellent as the app itself.
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Maxter reviewed on 24 Nov 2011
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François Cuneo reviewed on 08 Nov 2011
Just add tasks and it will be perfect!
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ChristopherPrice reviewed on 07 Nov 2011
It is pricey though. I would have bought it sooner if I hadn't *really* tried to work with (the much less expensive) QuickCal. Worked out for both developers, I guess, since both got paid.
Fantastical has never crashed on me nor shown any other signs of instability.
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Zeb B reviewed on 07 Nov 2011
Never a crash in 10.6.8.
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I used the app for about 2 minutes and it crashed 2 times: seems the app hangs for a while after I add a new event, and when I try to call some other functions after that the app may crash.
I tested the app with a iCal local calendar (not even MobileMe or iCloud one), Lion 10.7.2, iCal 5.0.1, Fantastical 1.1.1.
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I update iCal, wait for quite a bit, then quit iCal, then look in Fantastical, and I see old entries that have been deleted.
Curiously, I found that Fantastical will accurately reflect what's in iCal *whilst iCal is open* but then it will revert to the earlier (outdated) pattern of events once iCal is quit again.
I therefore simply can't rely on it to show what's really in iCal.
It's a shame, because the eye-candy is nice.
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http://flexibits.com/support
Obviously having repeating events shifted is not a good thing and we want to fix it. Thanks.
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