Ulti-Planner Calendar & Goals 4+

Wow, just wow!

I had to write a review on this application. Like many others, I have tried them all but this product meets all my needs in a calendar application. Way to go on the feature set. There clearly is attention to detail and that is appreciated by all users. The project component takes takes to a new level of organization. Calendar sets are the game changer for me. I not only separate work from personal but I have a separate calendar set for just daily habits. Love the use of color and options throughout the application. Nice work!

My only wish would be to add a version for the Apple Watch. Thank you for your work and I look forward to future updates.

Seems Nice, But…

*** Thanks for your response. • You wanted to know about the glitch in Extreme Calendar. So I have written up a description of it and will post it as an Extreme Calendar review (it is somewhat difficult to describe so hopefully you will be able to understand what I am trying to convey). ***

I was excited when I discovered Extreme Calendar and eventually got the paid version. It was great in many ways and I used it for years. However, it stopped being updated long before it was replaced, despite at least one troublesome glitch that should have been addressed years ago. Now there is Ulti-Planner (nice name!) which, while also pretty nice (as far as I can tell from the free version), requires you to pay for several features that came free with Extreme Calendar, and has a one-time paid version that is almost twice as expensive as Extreme Calendar’s paid version was. I have considered biting the bullet and paying for this new calendar as well. However, my experience with Extreme Calendar made a memorable impression and I really have to wonder whether, in time, regular updates for this calendar (or any updates at all) stop coming as well. That is a real concern with any app as expensive as this.

Developer Response ,

Thanks for giving it a try and for the support of Extreme Calendar. We would love to have heard what the “glitch” was as we still do maintain the Extreme line of products, but settled into a very stable build to slow down with while focusing more on this. *Update: Thanks for following through with the report, it has already been fixed internally and will go out in an Extreme update in the coming weeks.

The cheap one time purchase model is a problem all developers face, and while we are glad you used and enjoyed it “for years” for one cheap price, in the end it doesn’t keep the lights on.

We hope that with real support and revenue we can continue to support this and grow and evolve our whole line. We already have completed a big update for UP that will add contacts along with over 100 fixes and enhancements, and have a cool roadmap planned that this new enhanced code base allows us to do, that the Extreme line made much harder(a lot of that code is over 13 years old).

Just a small point, I would think our company is the exact opposite of your concern, as the Extreme apps came out in 2010, and are extremely stable and yet still getting a small update now. So if you are expecting all apps to last 13 years with full support for one small one time purchase, I'd like to think you would re-think your expectations on the app world. We are kind of the exception...

Thanks again.

The best calendar app

The new version has a more sophisticated look than the previous one. I like this calendar because it allows you to use emojis so that you can tell at a glance what your schedule is. You can also have a detailed month view vs the little dots on Apple’s calendar which tells you nothing. It’s frustrating that a smart company like Apple can’t see that this view is useless. Ulti-planner also shows a detailed day view. There’s no other calendar apps that does this as brilliantly as Ulti-planner. And I’ve looked at dozens. The developer is also very responsive to correcting some glitches in the early software version