Vantage Calendar Reviews – Page 9

4/5 rating based on 209 reviews. Read all reviews for Vantage Calendar for iPhone.
Vantage Calendar is free iOS app published by Fortyfour AB

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dpmitu

The whole gimmick of this app is that your timeline is at an angle. Why would anyone want this? It’s just hard to read. I’m lost. I really don’t understand who would ever find this useful.


Love it still!

DMDWife

Awesome graphics, smooth and fun to use!! Still waiting for new color packs - neon, higher contrast, brighter. ❤️


Great Calendar Replacement App

DragonShumway

Overall Vantage does everything you'd want in an all-in-one calendar replacement. Multiple calendars; color coding; sync capability...all with a nice visual presentation. My only suggestions would be to offer more options for themes, as well as to change what color represents each calendar type, ie Google; iCloud; etc. Also, I've noticed the widget has given me an "Unable to Load" message multiple times...


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damnrightbitches

Very Visually Stimulating Calendar


Fancy but needs multi-link to other apps

BRNGBRNG

If I make a calendar event through Omnifocus 3, this event can not make other links to Agenda or Wunderlist, etc. If Fantastical 2 support multi-link, it will be very productive.


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Tsokhan

Nice theme


Loving it! But it can keep improving

Trillolillo

I've been using this calendar for a while and it looks just great. I'd like to suggest getting a widget with a mini calendar?? Or maybe to make it possible to switch between the "week widget" and the calendar widget.


Great App!

Ronda36

I usually don’t take the time to review apps but I think this app is great. I will be purchasing the full app for sure. I love to be timely and organized and this has the best features and interfaces to make this happen. Great job to the developers


Needs interoperability

bingobucketster

I paid for the pro package, but quickly discovered several things that need improvement. 1. The colors and tags (the reason I paid for the features) do not sync between my iPad and iPhone. 2. The “convert” feature (to change a to-do to an event and vice versa) is only for iPhone—absent on the iPad. 3.The natural language input is also unavailable in the to-do creation screen. Overall though, I love the layout and aesthetic enough to keep trying to make it work.


And it’s pretty, too

jaegnor

I’ve been looking for something to help keep my partner and I organized. Other family calendar apps didn’t support dated organization of to-dos, or required too many input variables. This is powerful enough to keep you organized, and streamlined enough to keep you sane. 10 bucks isn’t my favorite, but I am happy that it’s not a subscription.