Across: Modern Calendar vs FirstSeed Calendar Usage & Stats

Apple Calendar and Reminders together. Quick and easy calendar app for both event and task across all Apple devices. Users who like to plan will find themselves living a better life if they use it for planning and even those who are not used to planning write it for recording. It's a simple calendar app, but the more you use it, the more views and intuitive features will help you become a shining daily life. A clean app that does not collect any personal information connected to the user and has no ads. It is also a serverless app and can be used offline. Please be the first pioneer to use "Across: Modern Calendar". Developer DayMore Corp. is located in Seoul, South Korea. Please contact. Thank you. Customer Support: DayMore Corp. (support@daymore.com)

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FirstSeed Calendar

FirstSeed Calendar is a scheduling app that handles both events and reminders with the following great features: - Supports Control Center & lock-screen buttons as well as dark & tinted app icons in iOS 18. - Supports interactive widgets and standby widgets in iOS 17, as well as Smart Stacks in watchOS 10. - Supports lock-screen widgets, weather and focus filter in iOS 16. - Apple Watch support - Full-featured month view with single-handed operation for most common tasks - Innovative week view that eliminates the need for vertical scrolling - List view that shows events like paper organizer - Access to reminders - Ability to move and duplicate events - Show notes in full screen - Smooth scrolling of calendar views - And much more! A paid upgrade is available to access these excellent extra features: - Quick event that processes natural language (English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese) - Week number, time zone, and event history - Drag & drop to move events - Template to create similar events repeatedly - Calendar set to show or hide calendars with a single tap - Apple Watch app settings - Different app icons - And more! FirstSeed Calendar syncs with Apple's "Calendar" app, so you can use iCloud calendar or other online calendars to sync your events across all devices. It also syncs with Apple's "Reminders" app, so you can use iCloud to sync your reminders across all devices. The new reminders in iOS 13 and macOS Catalina is only partially supported. For example, sub reminders show up as no-due reminders. Full support will be provided in the future update.