WeekCal vs Priority Matrix

Week Calendar includes templates, which are files containing one or more events that can be duplicated from week to week. With each event, information such as address, time, or duration can be copied as well. This comes in handy for routine events like work, school, or exercise.

Week Calendar supports dropbox file attachments in collaborative calendars so other people are able to quickly see files relating to an event.

With the action menu, users can use up to 40 kinds of automated actions.

Just like with apps on the home screen, events on Week Cal can be moved with a tap and hold gesture.

Week Calendar displays a day's events just by tapping the date. The data can be tapped directly from year view.

Best thing is being able to set different colors, if you have multiple events during the day it really helps to set different colors to easily get an overview for school lessons as an example.

Priority Matrix helps me focus on what's truly important on my todo list, so I can work more efficiently.

All I have to do is press a button, rather than drafting a whole email to one of my co-workers.

The software implements time proven methodologies; not just a to-do list.

Priority Matrix makes it really easy to see your task list in different ways: You can see it in the quadrant view, calendar view, a filterable list, and also a Gantt Chart if you have the business license.

Full disclosure: Originally posted by an Appfluence Intern (who was equally impressed with the software's layout and functionality before working there)