The next generation calendar and tasks productivity platform from Flexibits harmonizes all apps into a single platform so that iPhone, iPad and Mac customers ca be equally powerful and productive.
With its single input field featuring a powerful natural language parser, a scannable business card, quick actions, Siri Shortcuts, a gorgeous interface with dark and light themes and the helpful Notes field, Cardhop will make you love your contacts again.
Fantastical 2.10 is out with such perks as support for iOS 12’s Siri Shortcuts and interactive alerts. On the watch side, it brings support for the Siri and Infograph watch faces.
Developer Flexibits Wednesday released Fantastical 2.5 for Mac with new features like time proposals and Meetup.com support, plus improvements like a better Exchange invitation experience, enhanced timed events and other perks.
Apple has reportedly reached an interesting deal with makers of the popular cross-platform password manager 1Password that will see it deploy the app to all 123,000 employees.
Flexibits’ Cardhop for Mac is THE contacts app Apple should have made. Within the first few minutes of using it, Cardhop has made me love my contacts again.
It’s pretty crazy that contacts doesn’t have any good or useful apps, but trust me—Cardhop isn’t yet another contacts or address book replacement app.
Fantastical 2.4 for Mac packs a bunch of enhancements, including attachment and full undo/redo support, time to leave alerts and travel time support.
Developer Flexibits today issued a major new update to its popular calendar and reminders app, Fantastical 2.8 for iPhone and iPad. Beginning with this version, the app no longer works on older iOS editions and now requires iOS 10 or later, developers have said Wednesday.
On iPhone 7/Plus, Fantastical now supports enhanced haptic feedback. They’ve also added a convenient sticker pack for iMessage that you can enable or disable manually in the Messages app.
Developer AgileBits today released a new version of its popular password manager in the Mac App Store, 1Password for Mac.
Available to existing users at no additional charge, “The Passion Project” update bumps 1Password to version 6.3, bringing out support for an additional three browsers along with an enhanced Large Type feature, which now lives in a draggable window of its own, and a few minor VoiceOver enhancements.
Grab the update for free if you already have the app, or buy 1Password for Mac for $64.99 on the Mac App Store.
After shipping Fantastical 2 for Mac a year ago with tons of new features and a revamped user interface for OS X Yosemite and later, developer Flexibits today pushed version 2.2 of its calendar, reminder and to-do productivity app on the Mac App Store.
Fantastical 2.2 for Mac brings powerful new features to the experience, starting with full support for Microsoft Exchange accounts with native account syncing, invitation responses, availability lookup, categories and people lookup.
Other enhancements include availability information in calendars, support for printing with multiple layouts and a host of other under-the-hood refinements.
The original Fantastical, the popular calendar and reminders app which basically launched developer Flexibits back in 2011, has received its final update in the Mac App Store. While support for Fantastical 1 is now officially over, Fantastical 2 for iPhone, iPad and Mac will of course continue to be updated, maintained and supported for the time being.
“After more than four years of free updates and support, it’s time to focus our efforts, energy and resources on Fantastical 2,” Flexibits said.
