Thanks to its intuitive interface and outstanding natural-language event-creation capabilities, the original version of Fantastical for the iPhone has been the rare static icon on my otherwise ...

You don’t have to settle for Apple’s stock calendar app. Image: Cult of Mac Awesome Apps is a new series highlighting the best apps around. We’ll be featuring our favorite apps as well as new and ...

Central to the updated Fantastical 3.6 for Mac and iOS is "Openings," a way users can easily offer meeting times for people to book. Fantastical previously added meeting integration features, ...

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Fantastical for iPhone looks a lot like its Mac-bound older brother — with a red month bar adorning its top and a list of events below it. In fact, Fantastical looks a lot like the iOS Calendar app, ...

It takes guts to tackle a built-in function that ships for free with every iPhone. But Flexibits cofounders Michael Simmons and Kent Sutherland felt they didn't have much choice, given the constant ...

I use both an iPhone and a Mac, but I also have a Windows PC on the go, and that means there are times when my apps don’t translate across both platforms, with many working on one device but not the ...

Fantastical 2.4 for Mac adds key new features, and AppleInsider checks to see if the $50 entry price is worth it. There are many calendar contenders — but if you need more than the default offerings, ...

Admit it, you’ve lost track of how many years it’s been since you paid for Fantastical. The answer could be as long ago as 2013, 2014, or 2015 for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, respectively. We’re talking ...

Flexibits today is launching version 3.0 of its popular Fantastical calendar app, bringing a host of improvements across all platforms including Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Along with all of ...