In this episode I focus on AI-assisted calendar apps and how they can help you streamline your daily routine and boost your productivity. These AI-powered apps are:

• Vimcal
• Reclaim.ai
• Motion
• Clockwise
• Trevor
• TimeHero

Today, not all calendar apps have AI capabilities, but it’s clear that in this area AI-assisted tools do have value and they will help us make the most of our time.

One last thing, if you’re a fan of monthly calendars, I recommend trying one of the July 2024 calendars on our website.

In this episode I look into the leading shared calendar apps that can help you regain control over your scheduling visibility. The apps are:

• Google Calendar
• Apple iCloud Calendar
• Microsoft Outlook Calendar
• Calendar.com
• Calendly
• Asana
• Teamup Calendar
• TimeTree
• Cozi

Ultimately, this list is a starting point and the app you’ll choose for calendar sharing will have to do a lot with what your needs and preferences are.

As a closing note, if you’re a fan of monthly calendars, I recommend trying one of the April 2024 calendars on our website.

In this episode I discuss the importance of using calendar apps for students who want to stay organized with their classes, assignments, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments.

Choosing a student planner app is not always easy, so I mentioned a few key features and qualities of such an app:

• Synchronization across devices
• Task management integration
• Sharing capabilities
• User-friendly interface
• Affordability or free options.

The main focus of this episode is a list I put together of the best 8 calendar apps for students. The apps are:

• Google Calendar
• Apple Calendar
• myHomework
• MyStudyLife
• iStudiez Pro
• Microsoft Outlook Calendar
• Todoist
• Notion

Each app has its strengths, so it making a choice comes down to personal preferences, device compatibility and specific needs.

As a closing note, if you’re a fan of monthly calendars, I recommend trying one of the March 2024 calendars on our website.