It's super fast, works great across multiple calendars, is super fast. I would say it's what I wish Apple would make the default calendar. The only downside I have to date is no iOS app. It's one of my favorite apps, unfortunately I expect Notion will ruin it.

> It's super fast, works great across multiple calendars, is super fast.

But how fast is it?

Lol, fair, didn't reread and stream of conscious isn't the best. But yes, really damn fast ;)

Leaving original up intentionally.

It’s so fast you have extra time to talk about how fast it is .. twice! A glowing recommendation!

Haha just busting your chops.

You’ve convinced me to try it out!

I just assumed you were adding emphasis on how fast it was lol

Super

Super and also super.

definitely a 7 out of 9.

Yes, we are borg, we will adapt.

Goes to 11

Are people using calendar apps that are slow? I can't remember speed ever being a problem on any of mine.

Cron is running on Electron. I doubt it is fast.

I thought their first product photo was the macOS calendar app with spotlight up in front of it.

I discovered cron looking for a way to manage my "two DayJob calendars with 85% duplicate events but 15% unique events".

Specifically since I was annoyed at getting 2 notifications for every event that was duplicated on both calendars.

And cron actually solved that problem by automagically recognizing duplicate events and only notifying once. I turned off all notifications in calendar.app.

The only other differentiating feature I am aware of is how configurable the menu bar app is.

Thankfully, I no longer have the original problem + I don't like things in my menu bar so I'm probably switching back to the built in app.

Doesn't look like it adds much of anything to the Apple calendar, which itself is a pretty minimal implementation. I actually found it worthwhile to pay $50 for Busycal which has a lot of features important to me (presumably not to most people). Fantastical also has a following at around the same price point, though it didn't do it for me.

I wish notion supported the mac, but they just have a lame web view which isn't any better than using a web browser. Doesn't act at all like a native app.

> Doesn't look like it adds much of anything to the Apple calendar

Cron also runs on Windows. No idea if Windows comes with a calendar.

> No idea if Windows comes with a calendar.

Windows does come with a calendar, but it's not great.

Step #1 to being acquired by Notion, host your documentation on Notion.

Their availability sharing is top notch, too.