Staccal app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: gnddesign.com
First release : 06 Aug 2012
App size: 12.91 Mb
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"Staccal" is equipped with a calendar layout of 11 types, which responds to the needs of every calendar.
■11 Types of Calendar, including vertical scroll
Beyond two different types of smoothly scrolling vertical calendars, there are also standard horizontally scrolling, month, week, and day calendars, with list and search views, for a total of 11 different layouts.
■Convenient Gesture Controls
Equipped with a large variety of gesture controls, you can drag events, change the size of a calendar with a pinch, and add events with a double tap, making any kind of layout manipulation a possibility.
■Beautiful refill-sheets and background theme.
You are able to choose your favorite refill-sheet and background theme with the various type of selection.
Main features
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11 types of calendar layout
- Monthly view with vertical scrolling grid type
- Monthly view with vertical scrolling list type
- Standard monthly view type
- Weekly grid type
- 4 types of cell design on weekly view
- 2 types of daily view
- List/Search view
Every of the above layout are capable to switch in horizontal view.
Gesture control
- Move events by dragging
- Change screen size in a pinch
- Event registration by double tapping
Other attractive features
- High speed event registration, easy input mode
- Easy switch-change background theme
- Downloadable public holidays’ data
- Integration/consolidation on screen setting
- Event template features
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Latest reviews of Staccal app for iPhone and iPad
Why on each page of the day calendar there is always the same date namely and strangely in my case the date of the app purchase, the 8 August?! A calendar with the wrong day date... You cannot be serious! Deleled!
Rapid Event Creation ???? Look at Calvetica..that´s rapid Event Creation. Don´t know how long it will take, that people realize that creating events with that wheel is not the best way. Nevertheless, event templates are a real good. nice idea !
Nice display options which are highly customizable. Easy to use and seems reliable. Its weakness (like many calendar apps) is the reliance on iOS notifications.
Very good and customizable calander. Zoom on the month display is great! Would be cool if it was horizontal and vertical, but its good anyway. Added holidays with a simple tap. Looking forward to any updates.
I love Staccal. Its the first iOS calendar Ive really felt good about. Though its a little clunky in some ways and badly translated into English, it does a few valuable things that make it unique (as far as I can tell): (1) it packs an enormous amount of data — real information, not colored dots — into a very small amount of space (especially on retina displays where the font size can get small), and (2) it provides a very flexible set of views from which you can pick the ones that best suit your needs; and (3) it does all this without looking terrible or becoming unusable. In my setup, I mainly use a day planner view, a week-at-a-glance layout, a grid of the current month, and a searchable agenda-style list. Some of these views become cluttered, the monthly grid especially, but I like it that way, because unlike with other calendars I can get a pretty good idea at a glance what is going on on any given day; and if I need to see more detail, tap-and-hold brings up a popup to provide it. Creating entries is straightforward as well. This isnt a newbies calendar, but if youre not satisfied with other calendars, and if you dont mind tweaking settings a bit to get the behavior you want, then I strongly recommend that you check out Staccal. The developers have been very quick to make improvements and fix bugs — a particularly nasty crash bug, which prevented me from rating the app highly when I first installed it, was patched in the next update. Since then, updates have simplified the UI configuration and fixed more problems. If they keep this pace up I would expect the app to improve steadily from here, and its already pretty terrific.