TimeToNext

Name: TimeToNext
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Raymund Vorwerk

Optimize your time management.

Free · In‑App Purchases

1 Rating
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Raymund Vorwerk
Language

EN
+ 3 More
Size

9.7
MB

Display the relative time to the next (most recent) event or reminder within the next selected days. It shows, if available, the time to the last alert, to the start of the travel time and the beginning of the event. It also shows the event name, the calendar color and calendar name as well as the event location. For most events and reminders you can set early notifications. You also can edit, create and delete events. TimeToNext asks for the following permissions: Calendar and/or Reminders to show those items. Contacts, if you like to add/edit events and would like to invite from your contact list. Languages: English, German, Spanish, Chinese

Ratings & Reviews

1.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Another disappointment
Aug 12

akaSkitch
I’ve had this app for a long while now and have found it fairly useful during those times my life becomes more hectic for whatever reason. I’ve got such a period coming up and so I started using the app again after a hiatus. I wanted to increase my timeline to see my next few weeks and immediately realized that the old settings gear had been replaced with a padlock icon, and my look ahead period had been restricted to 3 days. When I had the app installed previously, I could set that value to 30 days. New paywall with features removed of course. “Restore Purchases” finds nothing, meaning the dev has implemented storekit incorrectly or else made the policy decision not to honor previous purchases. Sure, it’s only $0.99 to unlock it again, but there’s a principle here, and previous owners should have been grandfathered in to the “Pro” version (Apple’s Developer Guideline 3.1.2(a) actually stipulates this). Guess I have to find another solution.
Another disappointment
Aug 12

akaSkitch

I’ve had this app for a long while now and have found it fairly useful during those times my life becomes more hectic for whatever reason. I’ve got such a period coming up and so I started using the app again after a hiatus. I wanted to increase my timeline to see my next few weeks and immediately realized that the old settings gear had been replaced with a padlock icon, and my look ahead period had been restricted to 3 days. When I had the app installed previously, I could set that value to 30 days. New paywall with features removed of course. “Restore Purchases” finds nothing, meaning the dev has implemented storekit incorrectly or else made the policy decision not to honor previous purchases. Sure, it’s only $0.99 to unlock it again, but there’s a principle here, and previous owners should have been grandfathered in to the “Pro” version (Apple’s Developer Guideline 3.1.2(a) actually stipulates this). Guess I have to find another solution.