First, as a current Fantastical for mac user, that price is ludicrous. I know it's not a perfect comparison, but they're in console game price territory. I can't imagine this calendar app cost as much to make as a console game. For a more direct comparison, this approaches the cost of Office 365, which offers a ton more features per dollar.
What's more, with all the integration features, you pretty much have to also buy the ipad and/or iphones apps to really enjoy everything this app has to offer. That's another $7, $3, or $11 for both, added on.
Second, what really attracted me to the current Fantastical for mac is that it's complements the Calendar that is built in, and doesn't try to replace it. It just gives me an easy way to see my upcoming events in a list format, and gives me an easy way to add events. This new app seems to be striving to be an entire replacement for calendar, and I do not like that nor need it. The calendar built into OS X is good - it just needs a good companion app sometimes.
What's more, with all the integration features, you pretty much have to also buy the ipad and/or iphones apps to really enjoy everything this app has to offer. That's another $7, $3, or $11 for both, added on.
Second, what really attracted me to the current Fantastical for mac is that it's complements the Calendar that is built in, and doesn't try to replace it. It just gives me an easy way to see my upcoming events in a list format, and gives me an easy way to add events. This new app seems to be striving to be an entire replacement for calendar, and I do not like that nor need it. The calendar built into OS X is good - it just needs a good companion app sometimes.