Today Calendar
Splinter Software

August 12th, 2012

Price: $0.99

Category: Productivity

Released: Aug 12, 2012

Version: 1.0

Size: 2.5 MB

Language: English

Seller: Christopher Hulbert

Rated 4+

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation) and iPad.Requires iOS 5.0 or later.

Today Calendar by Splinter Software

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Description

Monitor your entire week with one glance the usage of Today, a perfect simple but tremendous sensible calendar app for the iPhone.

Just released, and dropped to only $1 for this launch week!

As inspired through MinimalMac and Marco Arment, 'Today' doesnt overload you with knowledge, it merely presentations you what you want in an effort to get a just right grasp for your time table, with more details for these days's events and no more detail the further into the future an experience is.

This philosophy is galvanized with the aid of these posts on the MinimalMac and Marco blogs:
http://minimalmac.com/post/20014789917/calendar-redux-the-brooks-evaluate
http://www.marco.org/2010/03/28/extra-ideas-than-time-logarithmic-calendar-view

Options:
- Fully integrates with your present data in the constructed-in calendar
- Muddle-free at-a-look view of your whole week
- Specific view of the present day.
- The next day to come and the day after are calmly summarized, with faucet-for-detail performance.
- Condensed preview of the coming weeks jobs and events
- Events automatically drop off because the week passes
- Three font sizes

Customer Critiques

Quick app. Good execution (5 stars)
Calendar app designed to current upcoming appointments speedy with out distractions. Quick and clean.

(I might use a much wider number of fonts, however I have outdated eyes.)

Nice thought-not but prepared to use (1 famous person)
This app has a main reveal that is the absolute best I have seen. BUT no solution to delete, the type font is way too gentle to read, no way to repeat, alarm or any thing. You in the future may use it to just to view but all work needs to be executed in any other application nonetheless.

Perhaps the $1 fee supports the author but this needs to be free except it is more than a agenda display that is onerous to read.