I have Fantastical 2 for all my devices and I love it. But I have huge problems with Fantastical's natural language recognition on my iPhone. Almost every day I have to fight with it.
Is there a way to deactivate natural language recognition for event titles?
I've listed below some of the problems I have.
- RedTomato
Is there a way to deactivate natural language recognition for event titles?
I've listed below some of the problems I have.
- RedTomato
- Fantastical removes event times from event . Eg I type "Meet Bob at 2.30", the words "at 2.30" are removed. I want to keep them in the event header so I can scan a quick list of event titles and times. Fantastical should never REMOVE words I have typed.
- "Meet manager in evening" Fantastical removes "evening" and sets the meet time to 5pm - but this is wrong, because we have not yet set a time to meet.
- Same for "meet manager in morning". Fantastical removes 'morning' and sets the meet time to 8am - but this is wrong because we have not set a time to meet.
- Pick a date, type "Partner home late tonight". Fantastical removes the word 'tonight' and moves the event to today's date. This is wrong.
- Select Wednesday, schedule event "Discuss preparations for Friday meeting". Fantastical removes "for Friday meeting" from the title and moves the event to Friday. This is wrong.
- Same for meetings in venues named after months or days of the week. Eg 'Cafe May' or 'Friday Fun Bar'. Fantastical removes the name of the venue and sets the event for the wrong date.
- Select Tuesday and type "Away until Wednesday" or any combination of days. Fantastical moves the event to the wrong day (e.g. Wednesday). This should not happen.
- Same for any project that contains a day of the week or a month name in the title. Putting the name of the project in the event title results in Fantastical moving the event to the incorrect date.
- I have two colleagues called April and May. Any time I enter an event or reminder e.g. 'Ring May for update on project X', Fantastical moves the event to the month of May or April. This is a constant pain in the neck.
- Imagine if my partner or my daughter was called April or June or May. Using their names for any event linked to them will result in Fantastical automatically moving the event to the wrong date.
- Accounts / year dates: Pick a day, type "Deadline for 2018 accounts submission". Fantastical removes "for 2018 accounts submission" (removes all words after the year). Event title becomes just "Deadline". This is wrong.
- Same for future years. Pick a date next week, type "Meet to outline work schedule for next year", the event is moved to 2020. This is wrong.
- Same for action points or data that resembles a date. Pick a date, type "Complete action point 7.20". Fantastical removes '7.20' and moves the event to 20th July. This should not happen.