What would be interesting would be to find a substitute app that does something similar. They do state that the Sunrise Apps will continue to be available in their respective app stores, even though development has come to a stop. I think I read somewhere that they are going to be working on Microsoft's Outlook and will be integrating all of the core stuff from Sunrise into their new project. but sadly, it seems that Sunrise is going to be Sunset. and a bazillion other things like iOS Reminders, (which not even Apple have implemented into their iCal), Trello reminders etc, etc.

I would have come out with guns blazing about the Sunrise Calendar app, which pulls in Evernote reminders, iCal, Google Calendar. I see no reason to sign up for another app that charges even more than Evernote in my country for just one feature.Īlso, I am not sure this is the right forum to hard sell non-evernote software. For me, Evernote is the best task management software in the world and I have tried many systems and apps.

From checkboxes within notes to using more advanced frameworks like the one I described here, one can use the app according to her needs. There are plenty ways to handle tasks management in Evernote. iCal is a standard format, so there is just one output required. To be honest, if an app provides any time-related functionality (like reminders) a simple calendar feed should be standard feature accompanying this functionality. In particular, it does a very poor job of task management and calendars/event management.Įvernote doesmany things: note taking, scanning, OCRing, searching, presenting to name a few. I see nothing wrong in asking for more on a public forum. It would be nice if Evernote did everything, but it does not.

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