So minimal. So flat. :) I feel like calendar apps are the new to-do apps. That said, it's an important part of peoples' daily life. I'm partial to Sunrise (cc @jeremylv) and just last night saw an early version of their next big update. #earlyadopterhumblebrag

I tried this and uninstalled it almost immediately. They suffer from the "Windows Phone" problem - objectively, every action performed is faster relative to a more skeumorphic interface, but they don't account for the friction in the learning curve. It's too clever for it's own good.

I really, really want to like the app. It's UI conventions are a mess though, IMO. I agree with Adam (can't tag people from mobile) though, it's design for design sake, I think. Not at all a great app. Sunrise and Tempo blow it away...this is just an app that's "different" for attention.

love their fullscreen agenda view. im a sunrise fanboy myself but will try this out for a bit

@alwaysunday do u use fantastical tasks integration? personally I dont like the red UI but think their event entry is butter.

I'm in the same boat as @adamludwin. I've been using Fantastical for quite a while and haven't found a good reason to stop thanks to the menubar app in OSX.

I don't really use any task management religiously. Pen and paper generally gets the job done. The natural language event entry is the real killer.

not to hate, but feels like a lot of design for design's sake.