Vimcal has revolutionized my scheduling process. It’s easy to provide empty slots in the schedule for meeting scheduling. Vimcal's 'Find a Time' feature automatically suggests the best slots to meet. The keyboard shortcuts are intuitive, allowing me to navigate my schedule and schedule meetings in seconds. The 'Time Travel' feature makes scheduling across time zones effortless. The UI is clean, attractive, and organized. Vimcal's sleek and minimalist design keeps me focused, and the seamless integration with my Google Calendar ensures all my events are always up-to-date. If you're looking for a calendar app that's easy, fun 😃, powerful, user-friendly, and installs in a couple of minutes check this gem out!

I want to like Vimcal’s iOS app so badly. I’m an avid user of it on my Mac. I’m using this on an iPhone 14 Pro and unfortunately there are lots of UI issues, especially in “agenda” mode. Selecting calendar events is laggy. Sometimes you have to touch them multiple times for the details of an event to come up. Sometimes bringing up event details just doesn’t work at all no matter how many times you click, and you have to quit and reopen the app to make it work. Sometimes clicking one event opens another. There appears to be no way to contact Vimcal otherwise I’d be happy to share screen recordings of how this behaves on my device.There are also some very frustrating design choices - like the fact the widget doesn’t show meetings currently happening.

There is a lot that I like about this calendar app. This app is fast, easy to use, and looks good. The one thing that is missing that I really need is a full year view. I book travel events 18 to 24 months out and not having a full year view makes this app difficult for me to use. Quite honestly I'm surprised how many good calendar apps are missing such a simple thing as a full year view. To my way of thinking a calendar without a full year view is an incomplete calendar. Unfortunately I have had to switch back to an alternate calendar app with a full year view.

As far as stand alone free iOS apps go, use Vimcal. It’s a good app. The minute you see the $15/mo price tag for the desktop app, know that the desktop app has had the same missing functionality and innovation for about 2 years now while Vimcal has built out another side of their business. When using premium calendars, the ecosystem is part of the deal. If they’re going to continue to charge $15/mo for desktop, they’ll need to visibly focus on the calendar product.