Fantastical Calendar for Mac: complete review
We don’t really like the idea that Fantastical is just a platform that collects so much information from too many of our calendars and to-do apps.
UPDF for the Mac: complete review
UPDF is a PDF editor by Superace Software Technology Co., Ltd that is available on iPadOS, iOS, Android, macOS and Windows. At $29.99/year or $49.99 (a one-time purchase), it is the cheapest PDF editor we have encountered so far.
Updates for Apple Reminders in iPadOS 17
Sections We can now add sections to our lists in iPadOS 17. These add
Web apps vs native apps: which should you use?
What is a native app? An application or software developed for a specific platform
How I use Google Calendar across all my devices
With so much going on every day, keeping track of your schedule can be challenging. That’s why I use Google Calendar, a free and easy-to-use app for tracking my meetings with clients.
Apple Calendar for the Mac: complete review
Apple Calendar is a free Get Things Done app by Apple. It’s available on macOS, iPadOS, iOS and watchOS. It also has a decent web version that you can access on Windows and Android.
Should you pay for Todoist?
The Pro version of Todoist costs $5 per month if you’re an individual, and
Asana for the Mac: complete review
Asana is a project management app by Asana Inc. It’s available on macOS, Windows,
Free Todoist for the Mac: complete review
Todoist is a to-do app by Doist Inc. It’s available on macOS, Windows, Linux,