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Message: [QUOTE="tuvent08, post: 2890402, member: 185"] I'm a huge Spark fan, too - once they added the desktop client I was all-in. I've always found that inbox zero just makes my life more manageable, and it's super easy and stress free with a quick swipe. I used Airmail for a while, but their search was basically non-functional. Not sure if that's improved, but I need a useful search in an email client. Fantastical is definitely looking long-in-the-tooth these days, and I think a big update is coming soon (probably explains the deep discounting I've seen lately). My main use for it is still its original use case - natural language input right on my menu bar. But it's [I]definitely[/I] not worth the price for MacOS anymore, especially with natural language available on the stock app (and many others) these days. I'm always messing around with different calendar apps. Not sure how recently you've tried Notability, but I've really been surprised with the handwriting recognition lately. My handwriting is utter trash - such garbage that I've tried every "paperlike" screen protector under the sun to try to get some resistance (they're all awful) - and it's really been good about getting most of my indecipherable nonsense accurate. At this point the reason I stick with Tweetbot is that I love being able to sync my feed location across devices and I really hate ads. And the new update (I think they're up to five) provides some really nice themes (with like a 99 cent donation). I wouldn't pay for it again given the API issues but since I've already got it I end up using it. I'll definitely check out MinimaList - hadn't ever heard of it. AnyList has long been my favorite app - just so solid. I always like supporting independent developers who are really responsive and care about their product (the guy from Carrot being a great example). This post just reminds me how much I've spent at the app store. Good lord. [/QUOTE]

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