What Reddit Says About Calendar Tracker Apps
We compiled 13 Reddit discussions about Calendar Tracker apps from 6 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/productivity
I'm looking for a desktop to-do or calendar app that has adjustable day start/end times for tasks.
r/ProductivityApps
I use HabitNow (currently android only). It has Habit Tracker and Todo list. Paid once and the developer mention it will have cross platform sync with PC device (so not only mobile exclusive).
r/ProductivityApps
I need an app that combines a calendar, task management, and habit tracking in one place. It should help me stay organized and on top of daily activities without feeling too overwhelming. Something intuitive would be great. I’ve heard good things about Notion and Todoist. ... You should try me! A mi...
r/editors
There are so many terrible apps out there it's hard to find one you really like. I personally use google calendar + google tasks because to me it's the best calendar + to do list combination.
r/androidapps
Basically a calendar app but I can add things each day, like a simple icon that shows today I went for a run or today I ate cake, something simple to keep track of some stuff I have to record. Share ... I use Tick Tick. It's also a to-do application ...
r/productivity
Streaks is favored for detailed multi-task tracking and streak visualization, while ATracker and Habits stand out for calendar views and goal setting; simpler options like Loop Habit Tracker and Daylio appeal for minimalism and ease of use.
r/productivity
If you're looking for an all-in-one app, Notion is your best bet. However, it comes with a caveat: you’ll need to design everything yourself from the ground up. You’ll have to create separate pages for your calendar, tasks, notes, finances, goals, and more.
r/productivity
Daylio is probably the closest thing I've found to what I'm looking for but the interface/dashboard isn't set up like a calendar, likely so as not to overwhelm someone which I totally appreciate.
r/ProductivityApps
The following have worklog calendar: Clockify, MemTime, TimeCamp, Timeular, Toggl Track, TimingApp, Timeneye. ... I've developed an application that does what you're looking for, but based on the opposite principle.
r/ProductivityApps
Weirdly enough, I’ve been using GroupCal for plans with friends and family, and it actually made things feel less chaotic… which I didn’t expect at all. ... I use Outlook and MultiWeek + ios standard calendar on my cell. ... Disclaimer: I am the solo dev of this app. All Renewals. Unlike subscriptio...
r/ProductivityApps
Todoist, Google Calendar, ATracker. For note taking it really depends on what you use it for and how in dept it needs to be. I prefer Workflowy but it's entirely bullet point based architecture.
r/thingsapp
I rely on it for tracking client work hours spent, esp since I’m constantly bouncing around between clients. ... These are the activities which I’m trying to track the hours spent: sleeping, running/hiking and video game. For sleeping and video game, I can just use my google calendar hours, as my ca...
r/MacOS
I eventually stopped doing that and accepted that the Apple app is just perfect for me. ... Check out Fantastical if you want more options. It includes Cardhop - a better contacts manager. ... Nope. No other options that you haven’t seen. Outlook for Mac has a good solution if you use a Microsoft ad...
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