Chris, fine video, but I feel the underlying tactic misses the mark and it takes more effort than the following approach: * If a task needs to be done on a particular day/time, put it only in the Apple Calendar. * Otherwise, put it in the Apple Reminders app and put it into one of these lists: * Do Today (but not a a particular time). * Soon. * Waiting (on someone to do something). * Everything else. Move tasks from list to list as appropriate. Resequence the tasks up and down the "Do Today" list according to your priorities. As an alternative in Reminders, put all the tasks in one list, give it sections corresponding to the lists above, and view it "As Columns". Move tasks from column to column. If you like this approach, you are welcome to make a video on it and make it your own.
Chris, well your response implies that you are merely sharing your preferred methods in your videos. - - - An alternative is to present multiple methods so that viewers can pick and choose the one's they feel are best for them.@@chriscardoso
I was very excited for this as I'm looking for a way to sync both. It was almost perfect until I realised Fantastical uses calendar sets, instead of showing me a list of calendars in the sidebar that I can simply toggle on or off. Great video tho!
Great video, thanks! This is actually the first time I’ve seen someone make a quick compelling case for why I should use Fantastical. I was considering starting my new year with Todoist, but I’d have to pay for their premium version just for calendar integration. Btw, with Fantastical (unpaid version), do you know if what you did in this video will work with a Google calendar? (Or does this only work with an iCloud calendar? - the dragging/dropping/integration with Apple Reminders)
I don’t actually think you need to pay for premium in order to link Todoist with Google Calendar! I’ve got my Google Calendar synced into the Apple Calendar app and you can drag reminders into the app and add them that way too!
This is great and inspired me to try it out. When I logged in my icloud on fantastical however, it didn't port over my reminders to the calendar set despite me granting permission in both fantastical and mac settings. Any ideas why, anyone?
What about Windows? Is there another app or way? I switched entirely to Microsoft To-Do a couple months ago because I really needed to be able to organize everything on all my devices, iPhone, iPad and Windows PCs, but I really miss some parts of Reminders.
This is a great video. I have todoist but ran into limitations when trying to add event's by asking Siri to add a reminder since it' doesn't recognize the voice commend of "create a task in Todoist". Very frustrating. Have you used voice comments to create tasks or calendar events in Fantastical? If so, how'd it go? I need this syncing feature. Even syncing between my phone, iPad and laptop doesn't always go as planned since my laptop is old and needs to be upgraded.
When you DL fantastical do I have to have it on my desktop and my phone? I can see dragging and dropping on the desktop. but how do you handle reminders and calendars when your out?@@chriscardoso
If you’ve got the integration between reminders and fantastical set, there’s no dragging and dropping needed on your phone. If you create a task in fantastical or a reminder in reminders, they’ll sync between the two apps automatically.
Very nice thanks. I presume when you are creating a calendar event yourself, you use Fantastical itself, right.. while letting people send you events created by them in your other calendar accounts, into Fantastical? That's the only way I can see this working if I don't want to be looking at several calendars every day.
Correct. I typically have 4 calendars: my personal calendar, my work calendar, my spouse’s calendar, and our joint calendar. All events and invites get sent to my personal calendar. This system seems to work best for me!
Why not just recreate everything inside Fantastical, from scratch. Both calendars and tasks. That way we avoid any risks associated with inter app sync. Is that doable with the free version.
I believe that’s possible in the free version. I like the idea of seeing the reminders from the Reminders app in my calendar. This will also be native functionality in iOS 18 with calendar and reminders.
When you add a task from Apple Reminders in Fantastical defaults to 45 minutes and cannot be changed. In Apple Calendar, you can drag reminders and adjust the time accordingly!
Why aren’t fantastical and reminders syncing? I created the one time password through the link you provided. If I set a reminder in reminders it doesn’t show up in fantastical
There are a few things that might be going wrong. 1. Check Fantastical’s Settings and select “Accounts.” Make sure that “Show Reminders” is checked. 2. Then click into “Calendars & Lists.” From here, you can select which lists in Apple Reminders you want to sync into Fantastical. Hopefully that helps!
@@chriscardoso after watching your video i download it and using. Being it shows but i ignore so far as you shown all process i done its working good 😊
Google manages events and remainders in one single app, the Google Calendar. The events are... well... 'Events', and remainders are 'Tasks'. The only problem is that Google forces you to assign a date, so you can no make, for example a list.
@@travisbickle2010 Exactly. Reminders doesn't have the necessity to have a date or time assigned. So, that's my point. Like, if you have something to do that has date and time, it's a calendar thing. If not, it's a reminder thing. That's what I mean when I said that they're different things.
I just don’t get why this isn’t a default feature for Apple products. Really behind in my opinion. Thanks for sharing an alternative!
Right! I don’t understand why Apple doesn’t allow you to by default. 🤷🏻♂️
@@chriscardoso good stuff...may it makes more sense to just move to something like Amplenote
Very good advice. Thank you.
Chris, fine video, but I feel the underlying tactic misses the mark and it takes more effort than the following approach:
* If a task needs to be done on a particular day/time, put it only in the Apple Calendar.
* Otherwise, put it in the Apple Reminders app and put it into one of these lists:
* Do Today (but not a a particular time).
* Soon.
* Waiting (on someone to do something).
* Everything else.
Move tasks from list to list as appropriate. Resequence the tasks up and down the "Do Today" list according to your priorities.
As an alternative in Reminders, put all the tasks in one list, give it sections corresponding to the lists above, and view it "As Columns". Move tasks from column to column.
If you like this approach, you are welcome to make a video on it and make it your own.
Everyone has their preferred method! Thanks for watching and the advice!
Chris, well your response implies that you are merely sharing your preferred methods in your videos. - - - An alternative is to present multiple methods so that viewers can pick and choose the one's they feel are best for them.@@chriscardoso
I'd love it if I could drag an iMessage into Reminders. Hopefully Apple fixes linking in their native apps with future OS updates.
Ohh, that’s a cool idea!
probably they won't as they seem to outsource the programming to subsaharan people.
what a life saver! thanks for this!!
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this great advice, this makes life a little less complicated.
Glad it helped!
Extremely helpful 🙏🏻
I was very excited for this as I'm looking for a way to sync both. It was almost perfect until I realised Fantastical uses calendar sets, instead of showing me a list of calendars in the sidebar that I can simply toggle on or off. Great video tho!
Thanks for watching!
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Heck yea! 7 days until iOS 18!
Great video, thanks! This is actually the first time I’ve seen someone make a quick compelling case for why I should use Fantastical. I was considering starting my new year with Todoist, but I’d have to pay for their premium version just for calendar integration. Btw, with Fantastical (unpaid version), do you know if what you did in this video will work with a Google calendar? (Or does this only work with an iCloud calendar? - the dragging/dropping/integration with Apple Reminders)
I don’t actually think you need to pay for premium in order to link Todoist with Google Calendar!
I’ve got my Google Calendar synced into the Apple Calendar app and you can drag reminders into the app and add them that way too!
This is great and inspired me to try it out. When I logged in my icloud on fantastical however, it didn't port over my reminders to the calendar set despite me granting permission in both fantastical and mac settings. Any ideas why, anyone?
Does the "Calendars & Lists" menu in Fantastical show your iCloud account email address and reminders?
Looks amazing but fantastical is not free anymore
There is definitely still a free plan!
@@chriscardoso I can only see a 14 day trial. After that it’s quite expensive.
I do apologise, you are right - there is a free plan.
Thank you very much for the video but the fantastical calendar is not free in the app store for macos and ios or am I missing something?
It’s definitely free!
Thanks, I was looking for this answer.
Glad to hear it!
Game changer! Thank you for sharing this information.
Glad it helped!
Hi Chris, this is great information. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for watching!
The Apple one time password this was something I never did at least not in that way! Glad you showed what to do! Nice process once it is done.
Glad it worked out for you! Thanks for watching.
Wow, thanks so much for creating this video! It’s an excellent tip. Thank you!
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching!
Love it, keep up the great work!
Appreciate it! Thank you for watching!
super useful, thanks so much!
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
This is great. Hopefully Apple will eventually default to this functionality, but for now, this is a great solution!
This will be a default in Apple calendar and reminders with iOS 18!
What about Windows? Is there another app or way? I switched entirely to Microsoft To-Do a couple months ago because I really needed to be able to organize everything on all my devices, iPhone, iPad and Windows PCs, but I really miss some parts of Reminders.
I love Todoist for that very reason. It’s cross platform (iOS, Android, Mac, PC) and syncs with Google Calendar to show you tasks as events.
This is a great video. I have todoist but ran into limitations when trying to add event's by asking Siri to add a reminder since it' doesn't recognize the voice commend of "create a task in Todoist". Very frustrating. Have you used voice comments to create tasks or calendar events in Fantastical? If so, how'd it go? I need this syncing feature. Even syncing between my phone, iPad and laptop doesn't always go as planned since my laptop is old and needs to be upgraded.
I use Todoist for my work tasks but I’ve never used Siri as an inout for Todoist or Fantastical. I’m not sure that I know a good work around!
When you DL fantastical do I have to have it on my desktop and my phone? I can see dragging and dropping on the desktop. but how do you handle reminders and calendars when your out?@@chriscardoso
If you’ve got the integration between reminders and fantastical set, there’s no dragging and dropping needed on your phone. If you create a task in fantastical or a reminder in reminders, they’ll sync between the two apps automatically.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice thanks. I presume when you are creating a calendar event yourself, you use Fantastical itself, right.. while letting people send you events created by them in your other calendar accounts, into Fantastical? That's the only way I can see this working if I don't want to be looking at several calendars every day.
Correct. I typically have 4 calendars: my personal calendar, my work calendar, my spouse’s calendar, and our joint calendar.
All events and invites get sent to my personal calendar. This system seems to work best for me!
@@chriscardoso Sounds good!
very informative, thanks
Thanks for watching!
Why not just recreate everything inside Fantastical, from scratch. Both calendars and tasks. That way we avoid any risks associated with inter app sync. Is that doable with the free version.
I believe that’s possible in the free version. I like the idea of seeing the reminders from the Reminders app in my calendar.
This will also be native functionality in iOS 18 with calendar and reminders.
@@chriscardoso Ok, got it, thanks.
Structured does the same thing with AI support, great stuff!! Thanks for sharing
The app looks great! But it looks like syncing calendars and reminders requires a paid subscription. Looks like a great option!
Excellent Video !!
Appreciate it! Thank you for watching.
Can you add duration of your task, not the event, the task?
When you add a task from Apple Reminders in Fantastical defaults to 45 minutes and cannot be changed. In Apple Calendar, you can drag reminders and adjust the time accordingly!
Why aren’t fantastical and reminders syncing? I created the one time password through the link you provided. If I set a reminder in reminders it doesn’t show up in fantastical
There are a few things that might be going wrong.
1. Check Fantastical’s Settings and select “Accounts.” Make sure that “Show Reminders” is checked.
2. Then click into “Calendars & Lists.” From here, you can select which lists in Apple Reminders you want to sync into Fantastical.
Hopefully that helps!
@@chriscardoso didn’t work
What's the name of the app? you didn't mention clearly about the name
The app is called Fantastical!
Thank you Thank you Thank you
Glad it helped!
why can ios not build this feature...?!!? thanks for the tipp i was looking a long time for sth like this!!
Apple needs to get on it!
@@chriscardoso is it coming in iOS 18?
Yes, this is coming natively to ios18 this fall! I’ll have a video on this soon.
Great video bro
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching!
Great video, really concise and clear explanations. Happily subscribed to your channel.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching!
The voice sometimes is very robotic hard to listen to
My voice is generated by AI.
yep had to find a different tutorial just for this
Great info! thank you mate 🙏
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching!
Fantastical isnt working for me. It says I have to pay
There is a paid version of Fantastical, but everything I’ve shown in this video can be done in the free version!
Thank you bro
Absolutely! Thanks for watching.
Sort of annoying that tasks are not natively implemented in Apple calendar…. Come on apple 🍎
Right! Give us what we need, Apple!
Oh geez. Why can’t Apple do it like Google calendar?
Apple has gotta step up their game!
@@chriscardoso big time!
Excellent video and advice. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Is it paid app
It is a paid app, but everything I’ve shown here can be done in the free tier of fantastical.
@@chriscardoso after watching your video i download it and using. Being it shows but i ignore so far as you shown all process i done its working good 😊
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Thanks for watching, my dude!
@Apple
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Bro u are not audible at all..If its a madeup accent its not doing u any favour
Thank you for the kind comment.
I don’t really know what’s the need of it. Events and Reminders are completely different things. You really don’t need to merge them.
Just personal preference. I tend to time block my calendar with tasks. Works for me! 🤷🏻♂️
I disagree. Having everything to do that day in one place is important and helpful.
I’ve always wanted them together. It just makes sense …
Google manages events and remainders in one single app, the Google Calendar. The events are... well... 'Events', and remainders are 'Tasks'. The only problem is that Google forces you to assign a date, so you can no make, for example a list.
@@travisbickle2010 Exactly. Reminders doesn't have the necessity to have a date or time assigned. So, that's my point. Like, if you have something to do that has date and time, it's a calendar thing. If not, it's a reminder thing. That's what I mean when I said that they're different things.
Thank you so much )
Thank you for watching!