Cal – Shared Calendar, Daily Organizer, Weekly Planner

Now that Sunrise has been shut down, what calendar app should you get to replace it? Our list can help.

was a great year for productivity. The email problem hasn’t been completely solved, but apps like Mailbox and Dispatch have taken away much of the pain of the task. Meanwhile, we have plenty of choices for calendar and to-do apps that are well-designed, useful and fast....

In a year that saw Apple finally pass the one million milestone in terms of live applications in the App Store, it’s fair to say there’s a deluge of file-managers, smart calendars, budgeting tools and funky cameras to sift through to get to the real gems....

Any.do on Wednesday launched the Android version of its smart calendar app, expanding its reach to its second major mobile operating platform. The company states that it’s the next step in its larger plan to “make the kinds of apps people truly love to use.”...

Any.DO today released an update for its iOS calendar app, aptly titled Cal, that includes integrations with Uber, Google Maps, and Waze....

Readdle has long established itself in the productivity app space, offering everything from PDF readers and printer apps, to scanners and calendars....

There’s never enough time in the day to get things done and chances are that you or someone you know has turned to technology to help keep track of their busy schedules. But since the majority of us don’t have the funds to hire a personal assistant, the next best thing is a mobile device....

Disclaimer: I hate the iOS Calendar app. Not only is it ugly—although not quite faux-leather ugly like its desktop counterpart—but it lacks any features that make it useful beyond creating a simple event. There are plenty of calendar alternatives in the App Store, and while many people have urged me to try Fantastical and Tempo on my iPhone, I have yet to find a calendar app that does everything I need it to with a design that doesn't make me want to take a cheese grater to my eyes. That's when I was...

When it comes to third-party calendar and to-do apps, the App Store is flush with possibilities. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement or experimentation. Cal, Any.do’s new calendaring app, attempts to show you your schedule in a way that lets you maximize your free time during a day. I took the app for a brief spin on Wednesday; here are some of my initial impressions....

A little over a month after Any.DO debuted Cal, a new smart iOS calendar and first in a suite of standalone apps, the Israeli startup has removed the private beta tags and launched it to the public....

Any.DO, the makers of a smart task app for mobile, is today launching its next creation out of private beta. The company’s new Cal app for iPhone is now available, and is designed to integrate with the task app, as well as sync with other mobile calendaring services including Google, iCloud and Exchange.