Scheduling your time should be simple and quick. The top Mac apps have a an elegant, functional design and are able to sync seamlessly between your Mac and iPhone and iPad. They provide separate home and work calendars, and make it simple to only see the tasks that matter to you. They also allow you to customize your agenda views and include features such as natural processing of languages and click-and drag time allocation for meetings.

Apple’s Calendar is among the most well-known mac tools, is available for free and is included with every Mac. It’s simplicity makes it a great choice for those who only want the basics. It is integrated with iMessages, Mail and Siri, so your appointments will appear in these apps. It has a number of views, including weekly, monthly, with an agenda view as well as a year at a glance. Addresses show up in Apple Maps, and you are notified of travel times prior to an appointment. There isn’t a to-do list however, you can choose to get your tasks retrieved from Reminders or Todoist and display them alongside your scheduled appointments.

Another option is BusyCal It appears almost identical to Apple’s Calendar at first glance, but has a few key distinctions. It offers five views (daily techhardsoft.net/how-virtual-data-room-can-help-avoid-common-issues-that-often-arise-in-the-due-diligence-process view weekly view, month view, year view, and list) and natural language processing, animated real-time feedback, and the ability drag meetings times. It can also display to-dos and integrates with apps such as Trello and Todoist to organize tasks. It isn’t able to sync as easily with multiple accounts as some other alternatives on this list. However it does support iCloud Exchange.