On Tuesday, Boston Venture Studio launched the app, dubbed Supercal, and provided a comparison chart showcasing Supercal’s ...

This smart scheduling genie brings a brilliant boost to Google Calendar as well as Outlook Calendar and virtually any other ...

Ask Michael Simmons what distinguishes Fantastical from myriad other calendar apps and scheduling services, and he’ll give you a nonspecific answer: It’s just better. Sure, he may point to a few ...

Meet Rise, a new startup working on a calendar app that is specifically designed for team work. Rise helps you see what you have planned, check what your team is doing right now and, more importantly, ...

Woven is a cross-platform calendar solution for Mac, iPhone and iPad (in addition to on the web, Windows, and soon Android). Below we go hands-on to show you how Woven helps you integrate all of your ...

Design, email integration, widgets, and task management: Here are our picks for the top Android Calendars in each of those categories. I've been contributing to PCMag since 2011 in a variety of ways.

Y Combinator-backed company Vimcal thinks creating an event takes too many steps in the current crop of calendar apps. So the company has made a calendar app that lets you create and edit events in ...

Manual calendar management feels like playing Tetris with my time. Reclaim AI changed that by automatically protecting my focus hours and rearranging everything when life inevitably gets messy. This ...

Think about it: how often do you forget a birthday, double-book yourself, or scramble to find the details of an upcoming event? The iPhone Calendar app isn’t just about marking dates; it’s about ...

All Calendars 5 lacks for the Apple faithful is a Mac version — AppleInsider schedules some meetings to see if that's an issue or not. Apple's own Calendar often gets derided, but chiefly because if ...

A few weeks ago, I wrote an article looking at what was the best calendar app for iPhone. While considering all the various options, I started coming across a lot of macOS alternatives. For whatever ...