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The seems to be an interesting fermium play for their Dato (paid) app. Interesting! I currently pay for Fantastical. I don’t even use it much, because our comp
by dfee 3y ago
The seems to be an interesting fermium play for their Dato (paid) app. Interesting!
I currently pay for Fantastical. I don’t even use it much, because our company uses Google Calendar, and booking in the web app is superior (I can access/add meeting rooms, etc.).
What I haven’t been able to do is sync my work and family calendars (so my wife doesn’t double book me or vice versa).
I also really like the full-screen takeover by Dato (again, from the article’s author), don’t know why Fantastical doesn’t have that!
- dewey 3y agoI was having the same problem where I wanted to block events on my iCloud calendar on my work Google calendar. Google allows you to subscribe to other calendars (Like the iCloud one) but there’s an invisible limitation of 10MB where it then just doesn’t do anything and no events show up. I set out to build that (of course I already bought a domain!) and only while building that stumbled upon a gem for calendar parsing which was built by someone who built a service like that already which did exactly what I wanted…just better so I’m just using this now: https://calmcalendar.com/ https://calmcalendar.com/
- dfee 3y agoNice find! thank you :)