Would you pay for a good quality Calendar app?

[smckenna]

If you would buy it, what features would you need in order to make your purchase worth it?

I want to build a better calendar app than the stock android or current calendar apps out there but not sure if people would really buy a calendar app.

P.S sorry if this is in the wrong forum, I am new to these forums

 

[takeshi]

Probably not. It would need to work with Exchange if I was willing.

 

[Normandie]

Probably not. It would need to work with Exchange if I was willing.

I would and I did. I needed one that really worked with an exchange server and I went to Touchdown and have not regretted it. The stock calendar is a piece of junk, if your life depends on appointments and having things sync right with exchange. Touchdown, does it all, calendar, mail & tasks.

Have a good day,
HiddenPuppy

 

[Hoagie5252]

i would and i did i bought pure calendar widget i didnt need exchange i just needed a better way to view my week at a glance.

 

[Chrisy]

I bought Pure Calendar Grid and Agenda.

 

[cdaff62]

i would like a calendar app that when the phone is in silent will still notify with an alert sound. I have tried several and have not found one yet i get the pop ups but nit the alarm sound and i need this my fone is in silent most of the morning but i still need the alarm sound when my calendar notifies me of an event.

 

[Gekko]

Jorte is the best and it is free. the 4x4 widget is second to none.

 

[TJH132]

Maybe. I like the features of the stock Honeycomb calendar but the month-view is distracting: it's all one color and hard to see when the months change as they scroll by.

TJH

 

[kamtsa]

If it syncs with Google and has significantly better usability I would bye. Currently I use Smooth Calendar for widgets.