Now there’s a Fantastical Apple Watch complication

Over the past six months, I’ve moved all my calendaring over to Fantastical from Flexibits. The one missing piece for me was the lack of an Apple Watch complication. On the Apple Watch, the complication is an area of the watch face given over to another function or app. For example, a watch face might feature a complication that shows the alarm status (mine shows that my alarm is set for 7am).

Today, Flexibits released a bunch of new shiny, including a new version of their Apple Watch app that includes a complication, so I can finally see my Fantastical calendar events on my watch. Huzzah!

There is way more new stuff than just the complication (new versions of Fantastical for iPhone and Mac, filled to the brim with new features). Make your way over to the web site to learn more.



2 thoughts on “Now there’s a Fantastical Apple Watch complication”

  1. Their stuff is fantastic indeed. I just wish they would fix the annoying error with the menu bar popup calendar and Spaces (opening the calendar popup always throws you back to the desktop Space, which drives me bonkers, Fantastical 1 did not pull that) in the OS X version.

    Another good thing about the Watch app is that it gives you access to reminders, something Apple seemingly forgot everything about.

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