Reviewers describe Google Calendar as a dependable default that fades into the background because it works. The strongest themes are broad integration with email, meeting tools, and shared team calendars, easy syncing across devices, and a simple interface for managing meetings, reminders, and separate work and personal calendars with color-coding. Users also highlight solid timezone handling for cross-region scheduling. A few makers echo that ubiquity: the team behind
Sunrise says people already use it, so sharing events and invites is frictionless.
Marvel
Brandpa
Namos Market
For me the hugest update is being able to control browser notification.
Pros:Much cleaner UI.
Cons:None yet. Haven't used it long enough.
I am not a fan of gmail or google calendar. Outlook is so much better; however, my company decided to go with gmail, etc.
Pros:it's attached to gmail
Cons:Outlook calendar is so much better
With the updated makeover, iCal is now a cousin; that is, the facelift is reminiscent of iCal's UI. That's not a bad thing! G-Cal was long overdue a makeover and it's a welcome update; hugely welcome. The Wow factor is there and, functionally, it's still one of the few, easiest, mindless, & cross-integrated productivity tools in its space. It just works!
*I've been using it longer than 1-year but the option for 1yr+ wasn't available.
Pros:It's completely functional.
Cons:It used to be ugly.
Republic
Hoping the cons can be cleaned up.
Pros:Looks great.
Cons:Dragging and dropping tasks between days does not work. Why are events mixed with tasks in the day's list.