aCalendar vs Any.do

Tasks get shown in the calendar, although there is also a separate tasks view. It supports Google Tasks and recurring tasks.

Switching from day<->week<->month views by swiping laterally is a powerful feature.

The settings menu is rather detailed and includes a good selection of color themes to choose from, possibility to adjust font-size, set beginning and end of day, ability to choose what views to use and more.

aCalendar is an Android app that comes in free, ad-less version as well as this paid version.

This paid version aCalendar+ adds more features like agenda view, home screen widget and the ability to manage Google Calendars. The developer also donates some of the profits from this Pro version to help protect the endangered mountain tapir.

The three views are very convenient, particularly the week view, which shows the week position inside the month

The app has widgets for day, week and month views.

The app has 48 calendar and 12 event colors.

For the 30+ available languages for the app, there are holiday calendars available to be added.

aCalendar can be set up to use a calendar based on cycles of the lunar phases.

Its week overview is very well suiting for tasks and all day events. It shows everything at once.

Drag'n'drop functionality is available in day view with this paid version of the application.

By utilizing a three finger tap shortcut users can easily got to the today view from anywhere in the app.

There are 3o user made translations available for the app, making for a good calendar to use in different countries.

Using both QR codes as well as NFC, users can share events wirelessly and easily

Any.do splits all tasks up into groups. Tasks can be grouped either by date (today, tomorrow, upcoming, and someday) or in custom folders. Each group has a plus button next to it that allows adding new tasks to the group.

"Moment" is a reminder to check all tasks that are planned for the day. It simplifies scheduling your day and let’s you quickly check off items as they're completed. It can be set it to prompt you in the morning or afternoon to review your day’s tasks and update whether or not you’ve accomplished them. This is really useful for managing a long to-do list without feeling overwhelmed.

The web interface can be used to add items.

As tasks are added, Any.do attempts to guess what is going to be written and offers suggestions. It will search through contacts for names and information, allowing you to add people to tasks and offering suggestions for meeting spots that are convenient for everyone.

The mobile app reminds you of missed calls and helps manage them in the future.

Users can create and edit folders for certain tasks, like “personal” and “work.”

Any.do allows creating "hubs" for groups of people, like colleagues, family, and friends, where tasks can be shared or assigned to each other.

Any.do includes the features that are needed and nothing more.

Any.do has a free version and also offers a Premium plan that costs $3 a month.

The app runs on iOS, Android, as a Chrome extension and in browsers.

The app integrates with Kiip, a reward platform that gives free, real-life rewards when a to-do list is completed.

There are five widgets to choose from, all of which are simple and useful.