It definitely solves a huge pain point for me. I can’t tell you how many times a day I think about a specific date in the future and click on it just to check date/day of the week. You can set it up in quite a few ways to connect it to calendars, show events, etc. Basically its a stripped down version of Fantastical, it even support direct meeting links for Zoom, Google Meet, and. Now, I switched to Itsycal since it offers more functionality with iCloud Calendar supports.
It lives in your menu bar on top right and is activated on click. Before I had Day-0 replacing my default date & time on Menu Bar so it can show a mini calendar. It’s not quite OSS (not mentioned on the website or Github at least), but it is free to use utility. What I am speaking of is a quick and simple way to look at dates on the calendar (in Windows it exists by clicking on time in the bottom right corner):Ībove is a screenshot of an app that I’ve been using for a while called Itsycal. I’m currently using a Mac at work as well and it is such a glaring omission that I get frustrated daily.
ITSYCAL MAC MAC OS
There is one glaring feature that Mac OS misses and is definitely a frustration. And quite frankly, those reasons can become so specific today that at the end of the day there is no difference to a regular user considering that more and more services live mostly in the browser. I’m not going to get into the many reasons to chose Mac over Windows. There is a big gripe that I have with Mac OS and I’m going to share about it with you.And introduce you to Itsycal.
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