Opus One: Digital Planner

This is everything I was looking for, and more! I used to use the Franklin Covey planner before smart phones were around and this is the best app to provide the same features and more! The only complaint I have is that it does not have an online version or PC/Windows app that would allow me to use it on my work desktop and laptop and sync with my apple mobile devices. I hope that is on its way soon, since I see a lot of requests from other users for that feature. The support is amazing, and the developers have a great system to allow users to request new features and help the app grow and develop to meet the needs of its customers. Keep up the amazing work! This is a remarkable product!!

You need this planner! Worth every penny for pro. Why is this not the top planner app? I’ve never written an app review but I just had to in this case. I never want to lose my Opus One! There are great “life planners” that I’ve bought/downloaded over the past 15 years, but I still return to Opus. As an adult with ADHD, you can’t have but 1 place for planning, note taking, etc. I’ve tried hundreds of different apps & this is my #1. I think the only thing that would make this app stand out even more, above the rest, is if there was a way to speak reminders. I had an app like that back when all I had was a kindle and it was phenomenal. Especially when reminders and notifications are constantly pilling up on our watches & phones these days. And maybe some ways to set the colors different and give it options for more cuteness :). I’m a huge fan of Korean planners & find their designs are easier to use, aesthetically pleasing, & have more to offer in terms of ways it can be used. I look for a LOT in my planners and this def comes close to my high demands! I had another app once: weple diary. I loved it because upon opening the app you were in a room and clicked on different things to open functions, ex. Light bulb was for notes and ideas. They got rid of that part of the app and now it’s so boring. Give me something that moves, talks, or I can easily customize. I like post it apps but I wish they were even more realistic. Get my attention and keep me wanting to open the app multiple times a day. :) Planners should allow for creativity expression, a bit of gaming, but not so complicated and colorful etc etc that I’m lost in it. I told you I have high demands. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE never get rid of this app!

Ever since my original iPad I’ve been looking for an app that truly replaces my old Franklin Planner. I finally have it in Opus One! It has everything I need, and I especially love the flexible daily notes. It’s clunkier on the iPhone but still usable, and I prefer iPad or Mac for bigger planning, anyway. The developer seems responsive (based on others, I haven’t needed to contact support) and I think some of the features I hope to eventually have are already on their list: better Apple Pencil integration, more customization of the Franklin Covey-type screens (compass, planner, etc.), sublists for tasks. I have encountered one glitch I hope will be fixed ASAP—when editing a repeating event it does the opposite when I select “for this event only” or “all events.” Weird. Thank you for bringing me back my planner!!