Calendar app Fantastical is expanding beyond the Apple ecosystem and is coming to Windows. Apple users who also use the Windows operating system have been asking for this feature for some time. So, Flexibits, the app developer, created Fantastical for Windows from the ground up, for a fully native experience.
While Apple's Calendar app has improved significantly in recent years, Fantasical remains a favorite third-party app for many users due to its useful features. Some of these features include support for natural language analysis, task management, reminders from Google Tasks, Microsoft 365, and Todoist, scheduling features like Openings and Proposals, weather information tied to an event location, and more.
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Fantasical for Windows comes as part of Fantasical 4.0, which is available for free with limited features on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro. A Flexibits Premium subscription for $6.99/month or $56.99 per year (14-day free trial available) to unlock all features. There's also Flexibits Premium for Families , which allows up to five family members to have full access to Fantasical across all platforms, for $10.49 per month or $89.99 per year.
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Fantastical is one of the best and most powerful calendar on the market. Since it was first released in 2011, it has captured the attention of users due to its good design, ease of use, and many features.
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The new extension means that Windows users can now enjoy the powerful features of Fantasical. This move by Flexibits offers a seamless scheduling experience across devices and platforms, allowing users to stay organized effortlessly. With Fantasical, users will be able to coordinate their schedule, collaborate with colleagues, and stay productive . Furthermore, the extension of Fantasical to Windows further strengthens its position as one of the leading calendar apps on the market. Windows is one of the most popular operating systems, so the app will gain many more users.
Source: www.macrumors.com
