Say it out loud and it is on the calendar
A calendar that runs on the Mac itself, syncs with Google Calendar, and opens from a hotkey anywhere.
Caltimate is a calendar that runs on the Mac itself and syncs with Google Calendar.
Hit control option space from anywhere, say "tomorrow 3pm client meeting", and it's on the calendar. There's no window to find first.
It pulls the meeting link out of the invitation so joining is one click, and it measures the travel time from wherever you are, so the alert to leave shows up before you'd thought to work it out.
Fourteen days free, no card. Then it's 4 a month, 29 a year, or once and done. One licence covers three Macs. macOS 14 and later.
The calendar that ships with the Mac is free and already open, which is a hard thing to argue with. If you left it, what was the thing that finally did it?
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1I would not switch calendars simply for more features. The reason would have to be one repeated moment that the existing calendar handles badly. Voice capture could be that moment when someone is walking, driving or taking care of children. But I would want to see which calendar the event will enter, review what was understood and undo it immediately if something is wrong. I think the strongest promise is not “a better calendar.” It is removing one small frustration that happens several times every week.a day ago Reply
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1Better put than mine. Nobody switches for a feature list, they switch after the same small thing goes wrong for the fifth time. What are you using now? And what's the thing that keeps going wrong with it?a day ago Reply
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