InstaCal

@jeckert A lot cheaper though.

@jvdmeij My point is that it looks like Fantastical’s UI was ripped off.

@jvdmeij @jeckert What ever happened to 'Great artists steal'?

@jvdmeij @stoweboyd I don't think that quip is suggesting blatant ripoffs are okay. :)

@jvdmeij @jeckert Really? What do you think it means? Jobs ripped off everything from the Xerox Alto, not just an inspiration. Excel was a rip-off of 1-2-3, Slack is a rip-off of IRC, etc.

@thejigs36 it’s a calendar. how many variations design wise can there be? ;-)

@kleerkoat more than this one ;-)

@mnlfrgr Haha that is quite weird indeed :) I just found it in the Mac AppStore.

@jvdmeij LOL!

@mnlfrgr I thought it was just me - driving me crazy! That "continue" button needs to be a download button.

@mnlfrgr @ramykhuffash hey guys, appreciate the feedback, cant believe i missed the download button!! i have added one!

@jvdmeij There are many of differences other than just looks. Big ones being, we offer editing, notifications, as well as make use of googles api directly, which allows us to include additional features like inviting attendees.

@kevinace I think if you take a look at all of our other apps, you will find we use the same design aspects in all of our apps. @forecastbar our most popular app uses an almost identical design. A split style view for the main panel, and a popover showing more details. Furthermore, we became popular for creating iOS style apps for your menubar. InstaCal is our attempt at creating an iOS style calendar for the menubar. If you have a look at the iOS default calendar you will find an almost identical view to what our app uses. In addition, this same “agenda view” style can be found across a variety of other apps and platforms, including IstyCal and Today Calendar for Android.

@binoyxj added one thanks! cant believe I missed this.