MonthlyCal is a beautiful and colorful monthly calendar widget for OS X Yosemite. Supports gregorian's calendar and it is almost localized in every language!
MonthlyCal
MonthlyCal
Features
- Monthly calendar
- Move to next and previous month
- Integration with OS X Calendar app (Enable it in preferences of main app)
- Click on a day to show the list of events!
- Click on an event to show it in OS X Calendar app or Fantastical™ 2!
- Customizable theme (Choose your color in preferences of main app)
- Weekdays are localized in every language.
- Support for Sunday or Monday as first weekday.
Available colors
Pink | Blue | Aqua | Green | Electric Green | Yellow | Orange | Red
REVIEWS
Sehr schön
sk_dakota
In der aktuellen Version kann man auswählen welche Kalender angezeigt werden sollen. Warum das Apple eigene Widget nicht auch den aktuellen Monat anzeigen lann und Termine nicht darunter als Liste bleibt ein Rätsel
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jmhausdorf
cheap and usefull! best calendar widget for ox x so far!
Very nice!
Very nice!
This widget is awesome and it works great! One feature request: I'd love to see Apple Calendar opens when I double-click a day in the notification center. Right now, nothing happens on an empty day and on a day with events, it just collapses and re-shows the events.
Finally
this is millett
Notification center’s today view paradigm appeals to me so much more than the dashboard ever did, but from the moment I booted up Yosemite, I’ve been aching for a monthly calendar view. For me, this little app fulfills the Today view promise. Odd that Apple left it to someone else to provide this functionality, but at least this developer is providing it in exemplary fashion. Daily events listed below the month view makes the default calendar widget utterly unecessary. Best 99 cents i’ve spent o
Not bad for the price.
JasenGroves
This app does exactly what it says. It also does everything that I was looking for. Should I have to pay a dollar so OS X can do something that it probably should have done natively? No. But am I going to cry over the dollar I had to pay for this? No. Is it worth a dollar? Sure. It’s just frustrating that I have to pay for something that seems should be native to the OS. Kudos to the developer for capitalizing on this.