TimeFinder: Time Blocking

When I say I've tried task management planners (and paid exhorbitant amounts of $$$ over the years) I'm very serious. From Evernote, to Todoist, to every calendar app and planner out there. I stumbled on this one and at first glance was not terribly impressed. I was looking for a simple color coded planner that I could put some MUST DO tasks on a widget to see everytime I open my phone. I almost deleted the app. Then I explored it a bit and found this SPLIT SCREEN concept where I have my Apple Reminders on one side and a blank slate of time slots on the other side. You can easily drag over, edit and expand those items you want to do in times slots you allot. Seems simple and something you should be able to do with lots of other apps, but this one does EXTREMELY WELL. IT HAS NOW BECOME MY ESSENTIAL DAILY TASK MANAGER. Now I still use my Todoist, Evernote, Reminders, and several others, but front and center is TimeFinder. The homescreen widget works well, but I'm hoping the lock screen widget will be released soon. And support has been flawless. Well worth it for me. Nothing less than 5 stars.

I use Apple's native reminders and calendar app a lot to take note of what I need to do and plan things out. So where does timefinder come in? TimeFinder will sync your calendar and reminders content, and you can view them in a synchronized manner across different devices, all at one place. The split view is one of my favorite feature, where on half of the window shows the calendar like schedule and the other half the reminders list. You can also move around the activities and place your reminders at a certain time whenever you want, wherever you want. Native Apple apps will be where I can just write things, and this app is where I actually organize everything and look at to go through my days. This app is super flexible, and it seems like there always is something new coming in. Not only that, the developer is super responsive to feedbacks and questions, which I appreciate.

Timefinder is the best time boxing app I've found (and I've tried most of them). The app is easy to use, imports calendar events well, provides solid customization options, and might be (from the apps I've tested) the only fully cross-platform Apple app (available on macOS, scales well on iPad and iPhone) I've seen for time boxing. The app syncs pretty seamlessly across devices, too. The developer is also super responsive and open to feedback, which I've thoroughly appreciated. Luke has helped me troubleshoot any problem I've had within the same day. Timefinder fits right into my workflow even though I use multiple tools (calendar apps/Things/Notion) to organize my time - it's right up there with the tools that I use most. The ability to see all events within certain time boxes and time box additional events/tasks without having those sync directly to my calendar has been great and provides me with an efficient way to plan out any free time I have without impacting my calendars directly. Love TimeFinder!