Schelandars Lite Edition for Pc

Has some great features, good to create repetitive events but crashes a lot! The calendar feature doesn't even open, the app just freezes. There's no way to decide buying the payed version.

As far as the other reviewer talking about the app "crashing" and the calendar not opening, I have no idea what they are talking about. I've used this app for over a month now and have had no such problems. In fact, if one reads the rigors (the data stress-tests) the programmers placed on this program during its testing phase, you can understand why this application is so very good at NOT crashing! [Note: I now own the full-upgraded version of Schelanders...] I've tried out and played around with many, many task-planning and scheduling apps. In particular, I've always been most interested in apps that strived to combine the two functions in an effective manner. There haven't been many apps out there that have successfully done so, IMO. [The app "Task & Cal" comes to mind, but that one falls down in the Task area, with it's over-dependence on color-codings to categorize tasks.] Schelanders is looking to take the gold medal in the area of calendar-view choices. The calendar "views" (viewing variations or time slices) are so clear and comprehensible, it's well worth considering downloading the free version of this app, simply to gain access to them (using the free app as a 'second calendar' in addition to your usual one). The calendar syncs with iCal and gCal so it will likely operate seamlessly with your current setup. Note: there are more view-choices/flexibility with the paid version. The Task-planning section is straightforward, yet it offers a wealth of categorization and scheduling choices. Examples include categorization by: Folder, Context, Tags, Priority, and what I call "stage of action" (in process, etc). You can use as many or as few of the categorization filters as you wish. The user interface is cleverly designed and the taps flow along speedily -- i.e. I didn't feel bogged down in the process of categorizing different tasks. Kudos to the programmer(s) on this. As a final note, this program isn't overly complex, but it has depth! Expect to play around / practice with it for while. After you find out "what tap does what", you'll start to see the beautiful, customizable, and speedy potential of this bar-raising application. My thanks to the programmer(s) / author(s) for designing this app. The app store needed it, in my opinion!