Agenda: Notes meets Calendar App Reviews

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A remarkable beginning. This app impressed me more out of the box than anything I have tried in a while. The changes from what loosely similar apps do seem at first incremental but are powerful in a way that opens up very plausible workflows. The key thing is turning a static collection of notes into something that can flow with your calendar - it took me a little while to grasp the intent, but when it clicked and I realized it is not just a notes app replacement I could imagine lots of immediate uses. It is well worth taking the time to find and learn all the features - there is quite a bit hiding under the slick surface (maybe I am slow, but it was the second day before I found the settings button on the right hand slide-in panel) and I already see several reviews complaining about the absence of things that are actually there in the program. You can’t insert images yet but I see from their blog it is likely in the pipeline along with other things, and I happily paid for premium. Thanks to the developers!

Agenda was built for business owners with TONS of notes. I came from Bear app. I was a power user. Sorting notes by hashtags seemed great. Until I had collected over 1000 notes in 2 years. Until I needed a structured process for not just taking notes, but thinking forward. Have you ever had that one idea, which you quickly noted... but never followed through on? Here’s probably what happened - that note got buried. Never to be seen again. Agenda changes that. Create an idea, set a FUTURE date. It’ll show up on your date based “newsfeed”, aka Agenda. P.s. I LOVE the payment model. Pay once and you OWN the app + and get free updates for a year. A year later, YOU choose if you want another years worth of updates. This is a beautiful model compared to making users “rent” apps that rarely get any updates. Keep it up Agenda team, you 💯!

Daily planner/Bullet Journal. I love this app. I use it as my daily planner/ bullet journal. It’s helped me be so much more prepared for the day and very productive. I’ve come up with a layout that’s perfect for my needs. Of course there are quirks and bugs but the support team is pretty quick in fixing them so far. I’ve been using the app since the beginning of the year. One thing I would like would be a he ability to create sub folders inside of projects. For instance, with me using Agenda as a daily planner I create a plan for every day. I would like to when I finish whatever month I’ve completed to put that month into a folder labeled after that month. I hope that makes sense (lol)I think that would extremely helpful. Other than that great app!

Lots of promise but keeps crashing in multitasking/side-by-side view. I’ve downloaded and used a ton of note-taking apps, I just heard about Agenda last night. I love the premise of this app - linking notes to calendar events and then being able to quickly see associated notes, a timeline of information and even upcoming agenda items that need to be discussed. There’s huge potential with this app. I like that it’s free to try and that instead of a subscription option, there’s a one-time fee to upgrade premium features. After using it in one meeting I was ready to purchase the premium version but then I opened my e-mail in split view on my 2018 iPad Pro 12.9 (3rd gen) and the Agenda app started crashing. It doesn’t seem to matter what is open next to it, when in split-screen view Agenda keeps closing. I’ve gotten unexpected crash warnings and I have submitted crash logs to the developer. I work predominantly in a split screen view - it’s the reason I bought the larger iPad. Until this bug is resolved there’s no way I’m purchasing anything. Sadly I may have to go back to a more stable alternative - even though I love the premise of this app.

Simple, but so many options!. This app really has great features, I love being able to organize notes and projects this way. The text formatting is so great, and organizing notes, adding due dates, and being able to put specific notes and to do lists from multiple projects on the agenda is so convenient. I get scheduling, note taking, and to do listing all in one place. I would love to see just a couple more features: support for handwriting notes (eg with apple pencil or other stylus) and linking relevant documents/attachments to a project. If I could do those two things I would probably never use another note taking/to do list/scheduling app again. Adding new themes/color schemes would be nice too, maybe different color themes or a dark mode. I’d love to see what new features come out as development continues :) Great app! Keep it up!!!

Quality App & Free? I bought it.... Without thinking because this approach to sales is just so classy! I want to reward this behavior as much as possible! And the APP? It’s perfection and easily worth the upgrade to premium! It is exactly what I’ve been wanting from a notes/tasks/etc. standpoint! Wow! Devs... Congrats on your app release! Wishing you lots of luck and $ 🤣. ONE LAST THING...when you get around to making improvements or adjustments...can you please incorporate the black theme? Please? Now that I’ve experienced iPhoneX’s OLED screen...my eyes have been spoiled! Your app is beautiful but just imagine it in pure black on an iPhoneX? It would be a stunner!! Congrats again! Love it!!!

HELP... RECEIVED!!. Revised... upgraded to 5* simply because of their superb customer support. Additionally, after emerging myself in their product description screens and checking out the feature set, this should quickly become my go-to tool for all the massive note taking that I do. Great concepts and I’m hoping to soon report how much it improves the existing tools I use today. Evernote and Dropbox users pay through subscriptions to get basic vanilla ice cream without the toppings. I personally have been a less-than-satisfied paid user for both Evernote and Dropbox apps for about a decade. Time will tell, but I can imagine using Agenda with ICloud storage to replace both Wherevernote and Dropbox because of Agenda’s generalized organizational, time-stamping and tagging capabilities. And to those looking for organizational ideas like I always am, if you haven’t checked out the online following on their support page, you’re in for a real treat! Thanks again, Alex, appreciate the help! ___ Cannot login to post my issue on the blog. It says it cannot verify my login Paid for app premium features, but app features will not load. Keeps asking me to login. After logging in, asks me to pay for premium features (which I’ve already done), so I click restore purchase. Then it asks me to login. And repeat. And repeat. And repeat.

Lovin’ it. I downloaded Agenda a while back, played with it for a little and thought: this is really great, I just wish it fit my needs. I took another look tonight and decided my earlier self had it all wrong. I came back to look at Agenda because it’s beautiful. I spent longer looking at the capabilities and realized I hadn’t spent near enough time with the app earlier. I could say I’m impressed, but the truth is, I’m excited about using it. I did buy the premium features and I think it represents a good value. But the real kicker—the thing that let me know I had made the right decision, was the music that plays when you get the premium features—literally felt like a party. Awesome job, guys. Don’t ever take that music away! Thanks for a great app!

Pretty great, but usability + readability dealbreakers. I’ve really wanted to like this 100%. The calendar integration is really cool, the formatting is quick and easy, and iCloud sync is great. I use it for short university papers, so I’ve even considered buying premium. However, it seems that my subconscious has rejected the design of this app–I keep switching back to Simplenote (which is actually a bit too minimalist). There’s something off about the font. I think it’s the kerning and spacing. Words such as “picture”, “systemic”, “privileged”... just don’t look right. Skimming paragraphs is very difficult because of the weird visual font spacing. This is also unfortunately true on Mac. The UI feels a little bit *too spacious* in my opinion. Elements have lots of padding, and the general text size is too large. It might be the heavy UI font weight, which is a bit much (compared to Bear and Simplenote).

Great!. This app is awesome. It’s EXACTLY the kind of app I need— a notes app synced with my calendar and reminders, with capabilities to add images, links, and even tags within the note. That being said, it would be really nice if this were available for Chromebooks and Windows. I don’t have a Mac, and I’m probably not taking notes on my phone in class or a professional meeting. That extra feature— along with the ability to sync all those notes— would make this app pretty much perfect. I would be willing to pay to have universal device syncing. All in all, this app is an amazing versatile tool that anyone could use, and I highly recommend it.

Must Have App!! Especially for. I can’t say enough great accolades for this app. I use it for taking meeting notes and organizing it to the respected meeting. You can link notes together and create reminders within your meeting notes. It does a great job syncing between my phone, iPad and work computer. I have my notes available at all times and I’m able to have forefront all the projects that are priority. Adding documents, images and links is a snap. Also minimizing agenda items that are complete, but there to review if need be. You won’t be disappointed!

Tried a bunch, this is the best yet. I have tried a bunch of different note taking apps and had mixed success with most. Agenda finds the right balance of being really simple to use but still offering good features. Easy to keep organized if you like to plan it out or to move notes or projects around if you want after the fact. I don’t use linking to events at all but I like using the reminders for action items after meetings. On the Agenda is great for meeting preparation: make your notes ahead of time, assign it to the right date and it’s there when you need it. Excellent works folks, keep it up!

No timestamp. Of all the things they did, they overlooked auto timestamp. The notes automatically set the date but not time. So you will have multiple notes for each meeting with the same date but not sorted with time. Doh! And it was supposed to help with daily task journaling (like the Franklin Covey system). You can do a workaround however, by linking your notes to your calendar events. But that is bothersome and time-consuming especially if you need to create the calendar events to do this (e.g., you received an impromptu phone call which you need to log notes for, to refer back.)

Seriously lacking a key functionality. This app needs templates for projects. It has templates for notes which for me is useless but templates for projects would be priceless. The first request for this functionality on the devs website for Agenda was in 2018 and several others followed. All such requests have been commented on by several users stating how much they desire this functionality. Based on how nice this app looks & functions (this one critical issue aside), I doubt that it can’t be done and I don’t understand why it hasn’t with so many requests. This app is not cheap. I use it for several tasks but one is for planning woodworking projects. I have a project I would like to use as a template as I have notes within it that apply to all of my woodworking projects (Materials, cut list, joinery by part, machining by part, assembly instructions/order). For each project, each note is different (thus a template for notes to me is useless) but I need the same notes in each project (thus the need for templates for projects). I understand not all requests for update can be done or are feasible (I think this can be done and is feasible) but what is frustrating is the number of customers requesting the functionality and it not being implemented in the 4+ years since it was first requested.

More and more impressed. I have to wonder if the people who are giving bad reviews took enough time to learn to use the app. At first I was not impressed and did not understand the brilliance of Agenda. I even deleted it thinking it had nothing special to offer. After a few days of wondering why it got an Apple award I figured I must have missed something. So I downloaded it again for a second look. I'm so glad I did. The app is really amazing. The features and syncing you get for free will be more than enough for most users. Paying for the upgrade, a one time purchase, will help support ongoing development. Agenda's approach is unique and you'll need to spend a little time with it to see its genius. After initially feeling it had nothing to offer I now have it installed on my mac, iPad, and iPhone. I'm using it for my notes, shopping lists, research notes, and journal. Oh, and yes, for my agenda. I'm looking forward to seeing how it continues to develop. I haven't been this intrigued or felt such promise for an app in a long time.

Unique but needs one feature. Agenda is unique among App Store apps. I have been searching for a calendar based note taking application for a while and Agenda is the only one that I have found that comes close. There is a need out there for it and Agenda addresses that need. However one of the features that I and others have been wanting is support for Apple Pencil and handwritten notes. The ability to add handwritten notes would make it so much more useful to me. I like the app but I doubt I will invest any more in it until support for Apple Pencil has been added.

Good, but needs improvements. This is an interesting take on a note-taking app, and it’s definitely one I’ll be keeping my eye on. But it’s still early in development, and it needs a bit more maturing before I’ll be able to use it as my main note app. Besides the bugs (and I ran across several just in the first few minutes of trying this out), there definitely need to be theme options. I find the orange a bit ugly, which makes me not want to stare at this app all day. You can’t do circle bullets, only dashes or numbers. You can’t insert an image or drawing into a note. There’s no way to view/search for incomplete checklist items. I love the overall concept of date and calendar-based notes, as well as the separation of people vs. other tags. Hopefully these issues will be addressed as the developers work on the app and I’ll be able to use it in the future.

A quick note to the devs. I love what your team is trying to do and applaud your efforts. I do want to make a note that the app doesn’t give a great first impression. The intro splash screen is not necessary for a note-taking app. Past the intro screen, the animations when starting a new project and generally tapping any buttons are somewhat slow and feel unresponsive. I would like a snappier feel as note-taking, especially on a phone, usually needs to be done quickly. I do like the fact that you provide a tutorial and include the option to skip it. Best of luck guys!

Life changing at work. Overall, I’m thrilled to have this app!!!!!! Nothing else is like it exists (linking note taking to calendar events) and it’s an indispensable for keeping my work organized. I am more than happy to pay for this application and I love not being forced into subscription pricing!! That said, I hope the iOS version eventually gets to the same level of polish as the Mac version.... The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because text entry on iOS is frustratingly inferior to the Mac version of Agenda. For example, I am constantly recorrecting style assignments that render incorrectly or seem to change on their own, and simple things like setting my text insertion point at the end of a line (using touch) is crazy hard. I fear these iOS shortcoming are so fundamental that they threaten Agenda’s long-term survival. If I hadn’t tried the Mac version first and experienced what the developers were capable of, I would have given up on the iOS version by now over text manipulation and rendering problems. Because I mainly live on an iPad, I hope I don’t have to suffer this silliness much longer.

Maybe in a year it’ll be ready for iOS. Just seeing some of the other posts, plus my own 1-year experience, Agenda is an app with wonderful potential but not currently for the iOS version...maybe in another year. My personal hang up with it (plus many of others’ issues with UI, images, and styling) is the poor-to-none state of iOS Share functionality. If I need to clip webpage content or grab excerpts from an email to add to a note or task, Agenda has no option within Share to accomplish. If I have a PDF reference file to include, no way to use Share. Again, it has good potential and many unique features. A bit of a different workflow paradigm but one that can be easily learned. Yet there is way too much difficulty/work needed for daily usage as a serious iOS note-taking tool. See ya next year, Agenda!

Works like my own mind!. This was so easy to learn. I dumped everything swirling around in my mind into notes and it’s organized like a timeline! Very little effort. I am even make notes for a future date as a “to do”. Such a relief to have it out of my head and stored on my Mac, my iPhone and my iPad. The best anti-anxiety remedy! Instantaneous syncing so I’m good to go from one device to another on the fly. The text styling is wonderful. Make a text note or a checklist, bold or italicized. Love the Calendar sync. I can plan in real time with my other commitments. I bought the full program and don’t regret it at all. Looking forward to future developments.

No Other App Like This One. There are still rough edges here and there. I like the tagging system but auto completion of tags would have been nice. There are some typing errors with tags sometimes where you have to go back and rewrite the tag as mouse moves unexpectedly. URL links are little too sensitive sometimes so that it makes it difficult to edit the notes. Apart from all these negatives, there is no other app like this one in the App Store. Agenda is a note app that can completely replace your note and todo app. It has become my go to organization tool. Agenda is where all my information goes by default including todos. It integrates with Apple reminders and calendar app nicely. It’s still a 5 star app for me and totally worth the premium it charges. Any updates and bug fixes would be icing on cake as it’s already pretty good app..

Similar to a things 3 but significantly cheaper. I always found Things 3 to be the best app for getting yourself organized, but could never convince myself to spend the money to have the app on the IPhone, Ipad and Mac (I have it on the phone only). Had they bundled it, I’d probably have fall for it. Enters Agenda, that offers a similar set of features for a fraction of the price, even for free for some more than basic features, and even offers a well thought price structure when purchasing the app for the phone, the iPad and the computer. Well done.

A real agenda. This thing actually works like an agenda. It’s not just a calendar but it combines the power of reminders, notes and all sorts of other powerful stuff. Did I mention that the search engine rocks, the interface is very well thought out considering how many features there are and that the developers seem lovely? For some people this may be overwhelming but for me it is absolutely awesome. I can just shove everything into what feels like a good old notebook. And then search for it, or browse it chronologically.

Promising, but still needs lots of work.. This is a very promising app. It allows you to create and organize notes and sync them with your calendar. This last feature, which is a premium feature, is really useful. However, at this time the functionality is limited and some really basic features are missing. There is currently no way to include images or files, although the developers have promised this as an upcoming feature. The last thing is that it seems the developers are only focused on the Apple ecosystem. It would be nice to have an OS independent Web interface, but I do not know if one is being planned. Despite these shortcoming, I plan to keep using it and hope the app will mature to fulfill its potential.

Perfect for my workflow. I have been using Agenda on my Mac for a few months now, and having an iOS companion app is wonderful. I use it now on my iPad and iPhone. And the ability to link info out of Agenda directly to a calendar appointment is sweeeet! I am not a power user of the app by any means, but I love creating projects with simple checklists that I can then move to calendar tasks with ease. It is exactly what I need to keep track of multiple projects and multiple checklists. I also use it like a simple text editor, often composing information first in Agenda, then transferring it to a document, email, or text. I love the simplicity of this app!

Productivity Enhancement. I really really want to love Agenda. Coming from an Evernote user, Agenda takes an interesting approach to task, notes, calendar, and history for all these. I sincerely appreciate the workflow and layout. While it’s not entirely intuitive (i.e. formal GTD system), I had no issues picking it up and getting going. That’s probably one of its best features; the ability to work it the way you want. The ONLY reason I deleted the app, is the lack of image support. I imported some notes from the stock notes app, then realized that all the images would not come over. I understand that it’s a focused note/task/history app, and images may interfere with that method. An image is sometimes the quickest and most convenient way to get info down. I can completely see myself coming back and subbing to Agenda in the future if image support is implemented.

Amazing. This will be a “I have never written a review before until now” type of review, which is true as I have never taken the time to review an app I’ve purchase/downloaded in the past. After using Agenda for the past week, I decided to make an exception. Agenda is a solid performing useful piece of software. I use it for my work and personal life. For work, I created a work log so I can start my day out with knowing what I have done and what I need to do. I connect my notes to a calendar event so I can track what items came out of the meeting and tasks which need completing. At the end of the day I review what was completed and note what still needs to be done. Rinse and repeat. I do the same for my personal life. I can do this with other apps too. Agenda is different because of the ease of use and all the great features included. Excellent job guys. Keep it up.

Everything is alright but Cloud support is Bad. My question if I choose to use agenda Basically i am forced to use iCloud and Dropbox why so. In my particular case i like PCloud than any other cloud space because their cloud space is pretty easy to work with and many people I guess use PCloud. I guess its time for Agenda team to include PCloud, google drive one drive and more options so that every one can use the app at their own terms. Thanks Pk

Great App, but be Careful - UPDATE. UPDATE This company is very impressive and I’m very satisfied with the measures they’ve taken for my concerns. They added extra measures to ensure you don’t lose the notes you’ve written when you are working across two devices. Very exceptional customer service. I’m hoping this will help myself and others whenever using this awesome app. —— I’ve been really enjoying this app for a couple months already. This has an amazing interface and great features. Dark mode looks clean and you’re able to organize your notes differently and much better than what comes with your phone. Unfortunately, their syncing is terrible. Think about it, you poor your heart and soul into the thoughts and ideas you’re typing. You finish it up and look at a pretty solid idea. Close the app, you go about your day then you come back to right before you started to flow. BS. No way to retrieve your previous thoughts. Might as well speak it. I was super excited to even pay the premium because they’re kind enough to let you own it than subscribe when I first downloaded this, but another round of lost ideas just killed it for me. I’m hoping they can fix how these notes can be backed up. Perhaps an offline mode and then it syncs back when you’re online. Idk, something so you don’t lose these great ideas. I personally wouldn’t want to use Dropbox Paper, but they’re syncing is immaculate. I want to love this app. Please fix this.

I’ve been looking for this app for years!. I can’t believe someone took everything I always wanted from personal time and info management and put it in one single application. The description they give about managing the past, present and future is very spot on! (Although a bit too philosophical though lol) I used Dynalist for info management but was very annoyed at how you can add dates but no calendar entries. I was looking for an app that could be as easy to use as Dynalist but with that capability. That search ended with Agenda! You not only delivered what I wanted, but even more. Agenda definitely makes life easier! I use this app with Fantastical 2 since both connect seamlessly to Calendar and Reminders. It’s just crazy how much order I can get with almost no effort... The app is so good sometimes I catch myself spending my free time looking at my agenda notes just for pleasure lol. Thanks Agenda!

Does not follow Privacy practices. Update: I swear there are only 2 apps on my phone that have asked for calendar access, and neither one was Agenda. But maybe it is an Apple problem, maybe Settings/Privacy doesn’t update immediately, maybe it takes awhile. And I have removed the app now so I can’t check. Sorry if I jumped the gun. I installed this app and it asked for access to my calendar. I permitted it and when I saw it brought up all the calendars shared with me, I wanted to rescind that decision. But when I went into Settings to turn sharing off, it was not listed as an app that had requested access to my Calendars! Bad behavior

Timeblocking + Notes = Awesome. I’ve always found time blocking to be the most practical way to organize and manage tasks (for me, at least; YMMV), and the ability to create and attach detailed and flexible notes to those events in my calendar supercharged this approach for me. Plus, the ability to keep all the premium features released during my active subscription period is an awesome idea. You never feel shortchanged, forced to maintain your subscription because you need some of the premium features for your workflow.

One of the most comprehensive productivity tools I’ve come across. Like most folks, I've spent more time than I should trying to find an app (or bundle of apps) that allow me to easily manage my time. Reminder lists, to do lists, note taking apps, calendars, etc etc. I’ve been using Agenda for nearly a year now, and can verify that not only has it met my somewhat lofty productivity and time management needs, but it continues to grow and develop new ways to integrate with more tools and into more of my regular tasks- making it a one stop shop app for nearly everything productivity related. Plus, it’s lightweight enough to work on any device efficiently and effectively, from a MacBook to an iPhone. Great tool and a great app. Thank you!

stop saying non-trivial. Every time I look at the list of feedback that seems to build up very quickly, I see a ton of complaints from the developers of this app about how non-trivial it is to ask for....anything. A constant excuse based on how few employees they have, even though they charge you for a year of meh updates. seems to be snarky or passive aggressive suggestions to valid frustrations, and the troubleshooting is painful. They seem really tired of people (as is evident by the snarky response to my review) Ya’ll. Is 2019. I’m seriously tempted to build a fixed model and just use that. Plus then I could at least be trusted with my own color theme choices.

A great app or project and program managers. This app was a recommendation from a host on Macbreak Weekly. I use Agenda when I’m really trying to focus on some client issues and need to have a repository for referring to things. Agenda has often times shown me when I need to incorporate a company wide means of communicating and I do a lot of prototyping here. As an example I used to create weekly roundup for client and then the most immediate things would go into a master doc and ultimately that master doc went from being an email and is now a shared company document where my team works to deal with the most pressing issues. Agenda helps me to focus.

The best native app for journaling!. Agenda is not just another note-taking app. It’s a purpose-built journaling app for people who go places, meet people, and get things done. In Agenda, dates, events, and people are first-class concepts (meaning the app understands and integrates with them). Its lightweight note “card” format is very practical for day journaling vs. the classic “document” style format. Cards can collapsed and expanded, marked as active, completed, or even split and merged. Keep up the great work Agenda team, this app is one of my favorites!

Love it but slow syncing. Absolutely love the app functionality but it seems to take a while to sync across devices. Today I made some changes on my Mac. It’s been at least 15 minutes and the changes haven’t appeared on my iPad after opening the app. My iPhone was much quicker about syncing. There’s no background app refresh syncing so won’t start until I open the app. This makes the widget pretty much useless since it won’t automatically update. This normally isn’t an issue since I’m normally creating notes on my phone but when I move to any other device, this shortcoming becomes much more apparent. Speaking of widgets, I would love a large one with relevant notes that shows not just the titles but also some of the content of the note itself. Great job with the subscription model that lets you keep features. It definitely creates an incentive to subscribe at a later date without the fear of losing current functionality

Notebook and Daily Planner had a child.. I love Agenda because not only does it have all of the appropriate features to be a Daily Planner…such as adding events or written plans to your calendar, sync feature with your other calendars, sorting by date—but it also has the proper features for a notebook. The ability to have Headings, paragraph formatting, lists or outlines, and tagging keywords or topics for school. I like the category feature…I can sort by category and subcategory which I love. Suggestions: more personalization options such as colored font and other fun features! But I love Agenda, thank you!

Pretty decent but buggy. I like the concept and the pricing model. But it's definitely bugger than average in general and super buggy when used with SwiftKey. I'm not sure what kind of non standard stuff they're adding to their text fields, but it's the only app I've ever had problems like that using SwiftKey. The autocorrect is completely bonkers, it will straight up refuse to output some of the keystrokes I enter (like "..." For instance... It will only let me add one single period 😅). I'd most likely pay for this app, but as it is, I'm considering un installing it instead. Bummer!

Loving It!. This is definitely the missing link for me :-). I like it much better than the calendar app alone where I had to remember which items went together or forgot things when I made a note and forgot to put them in my calendar. This just makes it it easy for me to make sure I’m ready for each Doctor’s appt. or vacation by doing a quick rundown of the scheduled items or reminders leading up to it with the written notes to remind me why I put them on the schedule in the first place! Lol.

Meetings and Management Tasks. As an IT consultant leader with back to back meetings, I love the idea if tying notes to meetings. Only Agenda and Noteplan have this setup. Noteplan is really good, but needs some quality control and usability cleanup. My only two “issues” with Agenda is real estate/screen space management. Too much white space, especially on a small screen laptops. Perhaps option to tile notes? The second one is tagging is a bit behind time as you can’t tag a specific portion of the paragraph or page. Otherwise, great application with live syncing with Reminders and calendars.

Already some shortcomings and bugs. First thing I tried to do was connect an event to my cal for a Reminder but it didn’t see it. So I changed it from a Reminder to some other custom field, then went back to see it found the changed event in my cal. So I figured hmmm, let me try changing it to a Reminder to see if it stays connected and it did. Now when I try connecting reminders it works... fixed the bug on my own but this was the FIRST task I did. Then I noticed you can only link to one event on one day? Well that doesn’t make sense because we can have many meetings on separate days of the year all related to one single event/task. Maybe I misunderstood what this app is? Is there a black mode? Sooo bright and disturbing for my wife. I’ll check back...

Brilliant, simple, beautiful, fascinating. This changed the way I think about projects and access information. It makes notes smart with a cleverly simple twist. It’s more powerful than attaching a date to a note; it teaches me to think more about how notes relate to each other as I create them, assign them to past and future days and link them to each other. The Agenda view is excellent and the app is superbly designed (the dark theme is gorgeous). It’s a top-class app in terms of performance and polish. Yet, I think its best feature is that it quietly nudges my note-taking habits away from one-off thoughts and toward connected, progressive ideas. It makes all the difference.

The simplicity is incredible. I’m coming from Awesome Note. I’ve used it since the iPhone 1. It’s great, but it lacks work flow capabilities. Agenda slipped right in and was perfect! Just the right amount of things you need. Nothing extra, nothing fancy. The syncing isn’t something I even think about. It’s. Just. Amazing. My only request to the developers is maybe adding swipe to delete notes in projects instead of dragging over to the trash can. It makes single hand use a little difficult.

Exciting!. I really love this app. I’d been dreaming of something & I think this is it. iPhone was so basic upon first arrival & Apple has done a wonderful job sticking to simplicity. That said I felt it was time to ratch it up a notch when it comes to productivity as I felt so pulled apart when trying to move from calendar to notes back to calendar then over to reminders. I fell like this work, to bring this tools together while still having independent uses for each, while also trying into built in apps (like adding to calendar) is unprecedented in iOS. This app rocks! Kudos I hope apple buys your framework & just integrates it.

Brilliant Powerhouse In Place of the Calendar Note field. I have always used the note field of calendar entries in Outlook and iCal to keep items that I want to cover in a meeting or critical info for an appointment. The trouble is, this gets a bit buried and is very limited. Agenda adds this capability and much more with every version release. Some use Agenda for note taking, but I use Devonthink and Typora for that, with Agenda filling this wonderful spot of being my ‘agenda’ for meetings. Great app and the free version will even meet most people’s needs. Five stars!

Needs photo/images and slightly faster workflow. The lack of image support makes it hard to quickly take a shot of a whiteboard during a meeting and connect it to an agenda event. It would be good to have both image import and camera access as well as some rudimentary note taking feature on an image. It would also be an improvement to make the notes not need a header. Mostly you just want to get typing, not have to fill out additional stuff, or decide where to type. The fewer decisions you make when taking notes the better.

I was seduced by the graphics.. Agenda is a nice app. Beautiful graphics, lovely interface, well organized company, terrific marketing. I bought it for a year. Using Agenda, for me, has been a trial. I want to do simple things. Agenda can do them, but it’s not simple. Best I can tell, I cannot ignore the calendar altogether. It’s always there, asking to be turned on. I bought it expressly because I like the idea of notes inherently organized by date, like my notebooks. In the end, Agenda, while seductively attractive, is too complicated and trying to do too many things for me that’s find difficult to control. If I have to ask how to accomplish something fundamental, it’s not simple. Maybe in a couple of years I’ll check back. If the app looks like it suits you, give it a good long try, attempting everything you want before you commit. I found Agenda to be in the way of my agenda.

The Solution to My Day Planner Problem. I’ve never been able to use traditional paper planners well. While I’ve always seen how they could, in theory, be useful, I’ve tried many times to incorporate them into how I do things, and they always end up abandoned. This app offers some adjustments in just the right areas for me - it has enough structure to help keep me organized, but enough flexibility to rearrange things more easily than trying to constantly rewrite a paper planner. The ability to toggle things “on” and “off” the main list, as well as the ability to link notes to the Apple calendar app are a huge pluses as well for me in keeping the most important things handy at any given time. I also like that other things can be kept a little more tucked away, but still accessible as needed. Long story short, I’m a HUGE fan of this app, and have used it pretty much daily now for about three years. It’s perfect for my needs.

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Great App!. I found this app on the Mac App Store and loved it, so glad its on iPhone now. Really great way to organise notes and thoughts for videos and projects.

Great app, listens to customer feedback. This app is part of the daily routine now. It gets better with every release. Variable spacing the best new thing.

Best note-taking app for work. Notes are attached to dates and calendar entries so you can easily find notes from meetings or other events. iOS and Mac versions available. I have tried all the major note-taking apps and now only use Agenda. Note: does not take handwritten notes yet.

Great app so far. Been using this app for a few weeks now and I love the fact that you can attach the note to a calendar event. It’s simple to use and elegantly done. The fact that it syncs between all my devices is another bonus! One request / question - is it possible to attach a photo or image to a note? Often times in our meetings we would doodle on a white board and it would be great to be able to add that image to my notes. Or the option of adding a handwritten note would also be awesome!

Very useful. I use this app all the time. Highly recommended

Unbelievable potential. It has one of the most functional and beautifully designed UIs I’ve used recently, and the crossover of task manager/ journal/ calendar/ planner is an exciting new idea in a sea of me-too personal organiser apps.

The best tool to prepare for meetings. It took me some time to understand the concepts in Agenda, but once I figured out how to use it in a way that suits me it become irreplaceable.

Great, but.... It's good except I like to write my notes during a meeting and this doesn't support the pen. A few layout issues with the menus too.

Well designed but no password security. It’s certainly well designed and has a good set of features if you’re happy having your notes organised on a date basis. This might be practical for sequential events such as meetings, lectures, or logging progress or material for a project. It seems, though, that the lack of password and Face ID security for access rather prevents its use for content that is important or confidential. I would hope to see secure access and encryption. Surprised it’s not already implemented.

Three Stars just from the feature list.. Probably another star or two after using for a week or so.

No family sharing of premium features. PSA: the reason the basic part of the app is free is so they can charge you multiple times over the same time period for the premium features for each person in your family who decides to use the app. Hopefully the developer will consider turning on family sharing for in-app purchases, if not will just go back to the default notes app which I don’t need to pay extra to be able to draw using the pencil

No ipencil support. Have no idea why not. Makes no sense as this is the type of app which would fully make use of it. Can't seem to get rid of the examples names and why does it support surnames as well. I see the potential but reading the reviews seems like nothing seems to be added.

Unfortunate. The premise, App Icon, the introductory tutorial, all had me excited... until I started using it and discovered it does not use Pencil or stylus. If you’d integrated that, then you’d be closer to a winner. The killer app, if you are out there, is ability to record voice and pencil, integrated together but allow those action points or agenda items to be marked complete or integrated in to a plan or todo. Nothing exists like that yet.

Super. Lovely App works well I have it on all three devices iPad, iPhone and iMac, the app is a god send for workers, I’m a gardener and book starting time, work and customer on the agenda, booking in my workload, and as I do my gardens I then fill in the time spent what I did and the cost, then take them off the agenda as I’ve done them, only the work that needs doing is on the agenda. At the end of the month I look at last months and heh presto a list of customers with gardens completed, and prices charged, I just copy the information down into my numbers app, it’s simpler than before when I used evernote or onenote after I’d completed the garden, and now is my much preferred method, and it’s reliable seems like it’s made for those who book their work in, and it’s not expensive.

Link to iPhone features. I noticed that I do a lot of note taking when I am sending text messages to people, I usually go back and forth to my messages to get information, dates and times from the messages. It would be a great to be able to pin those messages into Agenda, so you could open up your project and see you contacted and when and go straight to that conversation in your text messages from Agenda. Cheers Derek.

Brilliant. This app just keeps getting better and better. Will be definitely buying the next 12 months of new updates when my sub runs out, and both iOS and Mac. Patiently waiting for tables though.

What I’ve been looking for. Have been following these guys for a while. It’s a great app for brining structure to my unstructured thoughts. Looking forward to inline images and files. Collaborative projects will make this app complete for me (until I then get even more engrossed and then think of something else😀) Works over iCloud which means I don’t have to worry about multiple sync “services”

Great app. This brilliant app, which I have on ios devices and a Mac, will replace both DayOne and OmniFocus - and, I believe do a better job because it brings a lot of information together in one location. It links to my calendar and allows me to create calendar events - I have the subscription version. If it introduces the ability to add images and documents, it might even replace my note app, but I do like Bear.

So promising. Just that, so promising, but doesn’t allow for any handwritten notes or notations of any kind unless it’s an image, a shame

Great app!. Exactly what looking for, so good! Highly recommend

Too expensive. $23 for iOS app and $40 for macOS app. Hopefully dev fixes

Great app. But further room for improvement. A tag browser will be very useful. And the ability to insert images Location tag will be useful too

Looking foward to new features!. Hope its a great year for the dev team to provide us with the features we are all waiting for. Otherwise a perfect and unique app!

great app. I use Agenda almost every day at work. It’s reliable and easy to use. I’ve subscribed since it was created and plan to do so for the foreseeable future. One day, they’ll support text in different colours and it will be perfect. Until then, it’s almost perfect :) Highly recommended.

Great app, needs a few tweaks. I love that the notes are pinned to dates and tasks can be added easily but it needs a way to create recurring tasks and events in the app.

I thought I could make copies to carry over to the next day but can not.. I liked the look of this before I paid for the full iPad version with the hope that it would unlock features to help journaling. Like being able to copy a days questions or topics that I ask myself everyday. It is not easy and have spent many hours trying to make this simple thing happen and to actually make that happen is more time consuming than just writing it out. Please refund the subscription on my account.

Brilliant app. Fantastic note taking app where you create the potential of what the app can be! The UI is great and for me the free version is far from limiting. Definitely considering paying though.

Great. This is a great app - full integration with Apple Pencil to draw notes would make it awesome

Needs pencil support. I have been using various note taking apps for work for some time and the ability to link to events and reminders with Agenda is great. However it needs to use the Apple Pencil as an alternative to typing. I don’t always need others to read or share my notes and writing is much faster and more intuitive for me than typing.

Forces you subscribe to even use the 7 day trial. It offers you a 7 day trial but then forces you to subscribe to begin the trial. Hoping you will forget and not cancel when the trial runs it.

Please add support for Google Calendar. I would prefer to keep using Google calendar. I know Apple forces it's own apps for maps, email links etc. But if there is an option it would be great

I finally found the one.... I have tried a number of the various to-do apps and both Evernote and OneNote as a way to track my work across multiple projects. Not one of them even comes close to Agenda. The simplicity and clarity of the timeline and keeping the various history of each project together and to bring them forward or push them back in the timeline as needed is brilliant and able to link direct to Calendar. A great product which has made a huge difference.

Maybe useful if you want a timeline of notes. I bought this for my iPad and mac after reading a few reviews and seeing its cute design. Mistake. It is skilfully designed and marketed. A lot of users apparently regard it highly. My own experience was that I couldn’t really see the point of it after a while and just found it gimmicky. If you want notes ordered into a timeline for some reason, then it’s probably very useful. But beyond that I can’t see any benefit at all and think Apple’s Notes is far more useful and practical, with a lot of handy features, good integration across macs and iDevices, and it’s free. Do you want your notes diarised and all lumped together in a single scrolling document for each project? It’s kind of odd.

Frustratingly close to perfect. I really like the premise of this app: the ability to file notes to a date is a fantastic idea and I love that it syncs with Calendar. Unfortunately, there are two areas that it really falls down for me: importing and stylus use. I would love to be able to import documents, agendas and plans, annotate them and file them. Then there is the Apple Pencil, a great tool that is ignored by this app. I will continue to use Notability for these features. Sadly, I can’t then import my notes from Notability and file them in Agenda! Hopefully these features will appear down the track!

Don’t cater for visually impaired. The is a good app but the developers don’t seem to care about making changes to help the visually impaired. I asked for an option to have a line between notes—to make it easier to see when one note ends and another starts. At the moment it’s just a circle that appears almost exactly like a task indicator. This makes it difficult for me when I’m scanning through a list of notes. To make it worse, the title of the note isn’t even in bold. It’s just a little larger than normal. So, if I insert a heading or bold text into my note, the title fades even more into the background. There isn’t even a formatting option to insert a horizontal line. Apparently any kind of horizontal line is taboo as it doesn’t fit with their UI. It’s such a small request, but they are not going to do it. I’ve got 3 months left on my subscription and I won’t be renewing it. I’ve gone back to Evernote instead.

Wish the text layout was better. Fantastic app but the text layout is holding it back. Headings need to standout more and bullets need more punch. Could take a few hints from Bear on this. Love the tagging and project structure though. Very comprehensive application

Close. Really surprising that an app of this generation and quality released with no Apple Pencil support.

Love it. Amazing app. The sample notes related to Nepal warmed my heart. Lots of love from a Nepali. Keep growing. ❤️

a great app. the app is great and helps me a lot! but will there be a windows desktop version? i have on my phone and my ipad and i’m wondering if you’ll make a windows version.

Limited functionality but ok. This app shows promise however with no Pencil support, pics or the ability to embed or attach PDF files to notes it has limited power for me.

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Like Notes, but better interface. I’m sure there’s a lot of integration with my calendar that I haven’t explored, but I use this primarily as a beefed-up version of Notes with a better interface and a dark mode. I’d like to see them start to eat Evernote’s lunch a bit more - support for tables would be very handy indeed!

Ok but needs enhancements. The experience of editing is not good, also make widgets!

Small issue with the app. I’m having an issue where the notes I be putting from my Mac are not syncing with the app on my Iphone at all

What Family Sharing?. This is an interesting app but I do want to note something rather important: Family Sharing is checked as being supported. Unless I’m missing something, this is false. My wife just purchased the full premium features bundle (Mac+iOS+iPadOS) and although she used the family card (unavoidable with Family Sharing accounts), she’s the only one with unlocked access. Unlike other apps that now allow family members to share subscriptions (Ulysses, Craft, Day One, Mindnode etc), Agenda does not. Probably because it’s not being managed as either a subscription or an outright purchase? I get that this is a business decision, which is fine. Developers choose their model. But let’s be clear: there’s no Family Sharing to speak of here. This is a free app with single-user in-app purchases. Period. I feel like this should be a lot easier to understand from the description. It’s a bit misleading otherwise.

Note Drawing or Apple Pencil features. I don’t seem to be able to find a way to do a drawing or use the Apple Pencil in this app. Doesn’t seem to have much of a benefit over other note apps

Absolutely the Best. This is the best tool ever. I receive many requests and tasks every day. Agenda allows me to quickly create reminders and calendar meetings to allowing me to make a few clicks and then have piece of mind that the tasks will never be forgotten and my day can be scheduled accordingly. COO Stephen

My favourite note taking app. I love how simple, but powerful this app is. It has replaced my other note taking apps and task management tools.

Amazing App!. This is an amazing app with a lot of features. I highly recommend this. It works as a great agenda. Some of the features are the same as Microsoft OneNote, but Agenda has a lot more.

Unlimited. There are so many features. Unbelievable! Just try a test run of the premium version and be prepared to be blown away by what all is available. The best part of all the incredibly versatile options is that it's not right in your face or overwhelming at all. You don't have to know anything about all the technical and extremely individually suited preferences options, if you don't want. Easy to jump in and get things organized, yet at every turn there's opportunities for more. Agenda never stops upgrading, putting out new features, enhancing, and giving top notch support. I'm so glad I've continued this far with Agenda in their journey, it just keeps getting better and better.

Great! Lots of useful features, smooth.. The Note emphasis on this calendar app make it super valuable in my use of calendars, but Santa please bring us a (perhaps scrollable) calendar widget in addition to the awesome Note widgets we have already.

I firkin love this app. Used them all, still use a few essential ones like DEVONthink, sometimes go back to Notability. Discovered Agenda by chance through a bundle that promoted premium for $5. Worth every penny and will keep renewing. Brilliant developer, extremely well thought out app. Integration is at a high level. This is what the macOS is all about. I wish I had discovered Agenda sooner, …maybe because I didn’t look around, being satisfied with my work flow. Glad I did, bundles are great for discovery

Price is not cheap but so many bugs. Fix the bug for iPhone keyboard missing parts please.

Ramping up to greatness. Since its its release only a few months ago tremendous improvements have been brought forward. In particular on additions, and new commitments to expansion of the url/X-Callback scheme, I wrote on their Community Board: "oh the things we will do! It is great to see the rapid progress being made (even though everyone wants “more” the hard work is more than evident - so thank you!)" Heartily recommended. Give it a try - I find that it is among the very small handful of "Productivity Tools" that can truly increase your productivity.

Fantastic App, needs more share menu options. Love this app! Answers many needs I had. Would love the ability to share to or from this app on iOS

Great App, Has a lot of Potential. Being able to pin Documents to your various posts, however, the documents should be active and not just something to view.

So far so good. I really like how it will link to my calender. Taking notes by date is what I was looking for.

Doesn’t show up in App Store search. Take period out of name?. This is a heads up for the devs/App Store publishers of this app: If you type in “agenda” in the App Store search engine, the app does not display as a result among other apps with “Agenda” in the title or description. It could be because the App Store name “agenda.” has a period at the end. Just a guess. Also I wanted to email the devs directly but I couldn’t find any contact details other than the support forum. You might like to make it easier for users to contact directly. Admittedly I haven’t used the app itself yet. But I’m excited to try it and possibly recommend it to others, as soon as it will actually show up in the App Store search results when my friends want to check it out!

Very complicated to get started. With no ability to import notes from other apps - or quickly get yourself setup, this isn’t great if you already have a system and want to move it to this system. It does NOT have a calendar or reminders app on it’s own - it integrates with both the Apple Calendar and Apple Reminders. Still nothing out there that really can be an all in one: Calendar, Reminder & Note Taking - always fragmented.

Apple pencil support. Would rate 5 stars for handwritten notes using apple pencil please

Powerful App. I particularly like the ability to import notes from Apple Notes, making the switch over super easy. The forum the developers have created is also quite useful for finding neat work-flows that add to the functionality of the app. It would be nice to see some tighter integration with proper task managers, such as Things 3 - but to do it right would take both apps working together. Imagine being able to insert a “Tasks Panel” at the bottom of a note that has your to-dos from a meeting, and the list is automatically synced between Things and Agenda so checking it off in one, checks it off in the other. Again though, this would take Things creating a system and Agenda implementing it. Would be a powerful addition, though.

Needs UI changes. I really want to like this app. It seems so needed in my life but I think the user stories it was designed for need to be revisited. If I’m on the go and I just need to get down a bunch of tasks, it’s not really great for that. Life isn’t project centric, and I see this tool being more about people organizing their lives than their businesses. Also think the way you mark up for notes is a strange experience. Best App has great formatting for this. Honestly if Agenda, iOS Notes, Bear, and Google Calendar became one app I’d never use anything else lol

I’ve tried so many note/project organization apps.... This one is simple and feature rich! Effective for organizing things the way you want, for the tasks for those projects that matter. You really can organize everything here! Work and play, and everything in between! It has a GTD task similarity, but implement it’s own unique note-taking flair and presents it in a way that’s relevant to the task that matters with ‘On The Agenda’. Loving it! Honestly, it took me so taking many months to find the right note-taking / project management app... Apple Notes was great with all it’s improvements, but just too simple... Notion was just too much having to ‘manage’ little things, felt more like a social media/ webpage blog ... but then came across AGENDA through Apple’s Featured App... downloaded it, used it for free for a few hours... and WOW! Even the free app itself is really FEATURE RICH! But because I saw how good the free app was, I bought premium first-day because I knew I had to support such a great development team for the great work they did on a FREE app! So use it for free, or support them, your choice. But this app is priced fairly for the things you get... it’s the real deal in so many aspects!

Good but could be better. Love the app and that you can sync with your calendar (easy meeting notes). But… please offer the ability to change note views - being forced to look at a data dump is incredibly inefficient. Also, Apple Pencil support on the iPad?!

Handwritten notes support please? Just shy of amazing.... I like how the app flows and the date based system is ideal.. it's almost perfect for my needs except I really would like to have an option for handwritten notes using Apple Pencil. This would make it amazing. It would bring it to five star territory...

App keeps freezing and crashing. Just downloaded the app today, but after a minutes of use the app froze. I proceeded to connect calendars and reminders, but the app would froze again and my device started to heat up. I like the looks of the app however this makes it unusable, please fix.

Wow... I’m impressed.. Read quite a few reviews claiming the app is redundant, but I gotta say... it’s quite brilliant. Simple enough to get work done fast and easy, but deep enough to sketch out beautifully detailed projects. I’m using this on Mac and iOS and it’s super slick. One of my favourite parts is the touch at support. Great app overall!

Pour mon travail quotidien. Je suis représentant des ventes et j’étais à la recherche d’un logiciel pour gérer mes activités de formation, mes activités de ventes et résumé de rencontres. C’est l’application que j’avais besoin dans mon univers. Je l’utilise donc sur iPad Air, iPhone, MacBook sur la route et Mac Mini au bureau ! Bravo à l’équipe pour leurs améliorations

Issue With Templates - Fixed :). WOW! Received a response right away...and the bugs have been fixed. I’m impressed!! Everything is working great so far; thank you!! I upgraded to the paid version and when I try to save or manage the templates, it kicks me out of the app...each and every time...kind of inconvenient... Other than that, so far so good...

My favorite app!. I use Agenda on daily basis on iOS and macOS! I won't be able to handle my work efficiently without it! No monthly subscription, which is a really good point! Keep up the good work guys!

very good but still can’t zoom into pics in notes. so many updates to this app but still can’t zoom into attached images to actually read it!

Excellent!. This is the notetaking app I’ve been searching for! I’m a grad student and this app has managed to blend the organization system of my physical agenda and notebooks with the convenience and portability of an app that I can access from my phone and Mac. Instead of having to change my workflow to work with other notetaking platforms I’ve tried, I love that Agenda is flexible enough to adapt to my existing workflow and can keep everything organized in one place, from my research projects, extracurricular activities, and my day-to-day task-lists. I’m hooked!

Crashes all the time. The app is full of bugs. Plus, all the features can be done with Microsoft OneNote, which has far more capability and platform compatibility.

Great way to organize my work!. Honestly at first the app was a little confusing, but after using it for over a year now for my daily journal at work I don’t think I can live with out it. Really good job. If there’s anything that I would like to see added it would be being able to ask Siri to add notes from last spot including time of. Also if it could be added with Apple Watch. Thank you for not making it a monthly subscription.

Encrypted note-taking app that is a work of art. Agenda has always been a great app, and I absolutely love it every time I use it. The polish, aesthetics, and attention to small details make it truly a work of art in the form of a note-taking application. What initially held me back was the lack of end-to-end encryption for keeping my notes and thoughts private. However, with the recent rollout of E2E iCloud Sync, I immediately upgraded to premium and have been using it daily for a few months now. Here is what I love about the app: - It is marketed as a date-focused notes app (for dated meeting notes, for example), but I have been using it almost exclusively for taking undated notes. It has replaced and improved upon everything I used OneNote for. - The app is a joy to use, and the navigation on iOS and Mac is amazing. I initially struggled with the always expanded notes, but this changed once I realized that navigating within projects only requires clicking on the title of the project. - It has amazing quality of life features beyond navigation, including shared notes, pinning and sorting, tags, exporting, markdown, and every one of these features is implemented beautifully. Here is what I want improved in this app: - I prefer to keep work and personal notes separate (important for context setting), but this app is such a joy to work with that I have started using it for storing non-work notes as well. I would like there to be profiles in the app. This app has quickly become one of my most used and beloved writing tools. Not only has it replaced my OneNote usage, but with E2E encrypted sync (with Advanced Data Protection enabled), it has also replaced Standard Notes for keeping personal notes.

Exactly What I’ve Been Searching For. I’ve always wanted an electronic app/program to take over what I do in my paper planner. But calendar apps never allowed for my lists and planning. I love that I’m able to integrate my ICal planning with the lists and notes on Agenda. Very happy with this app, and even happier with the ideas from the developers allowing things to carry over in the paid version and what not.

Sync issues on IOS MacOS. The app is great but does not sync with iPadOS and macOS via iCloud

UI Problems. Trying to collapse notes or access the “On The Agenda” menu is so buggy. Sometimes I’m dragging the note, sometimes I’m collapsing. Takes me ages to access the “On The Agenda” menu. Additionally, I don’t see a was to not have addresses automatically add to notes, or where app overall settings are.

Wow. I don’t write very many app reviews. But I figured I would since I am loving this app so much. I’ve always struggled to properly take a meeting note, and to find the effort to store it somewhere that made sense. I’ve now been using this for two weeks. I have two separate sections set up. One for home and one for work. I use it mainly for work currently. It has made me 1000% more organized. It also ensures that I capture everything that needs to get done. My workflow is that for anything that comes out of a meeting I mark as a to do item. Then at the end of the day I go through all my meeting notes and transfer the to do’s to my to-do app. Once I’ve moved them over, I mark the note as complete. It is a game changer. Also one a recurring meeting, the ability to click on the notes from a previous meeting, that is worth its weight in gold to me.

Wonderful app, needs collaboration / sharing feature. I use this app for planning trips etc, it is really nice. A few things I would like to see are Collaboration features (like how nots work) Maps integration (putting from/ to address would add a map) Project grouping Adding time for dated objects

School. So they don’t have my school, that’s fine but they won’t let you in the app unless you put in a school. So I decided to put a random school in from the list, after I did I got like 40 messages about the random school I wasn’t from. This app is horrible don’t get it. (My schools McMath Secondary)

Terrible Customer Service. I was really enjoying the ease and functionality of this app— so much so that I decided to invest in the Premium version. What’s ruining my experience for me is that I have been billed twice for the Premium version of the app and am being ignored by both Apple and the developer when I inquire as to why. I have one copy of Agenda and yet two invoices and two charges on my credit card, and no one is responding to my requests for help and a refund. Terrible.

No. You don’t need an overlong trailer for a notes app.

Why the price increase? 😰😭. I was literally about to buy the app as a student to organize my schoolwork for $47 CAD but it now costs $159. Can’t believe the price just increased by 3x + in front of my eyes. 😖

Agenda; you’ll want to love it. This note taking app is thoughtful, and adds powerful features that no other note taking app around possesses! From tagging notes, both with terms and with people (great for identifying which professor is in a note), in addition to being able to associate a note with a particular event in your calendar, there’s no app around that takes such a novel approach to notetaking! The problem is this; the app tends to crash, slow down, and become unresponsive; something that does not invoke comfort, particularly when your GPA is riding on your skills to take notes. I have found in particular as a student that once my notes become long enough that you must scroll, the entire app slows to a crawl. Deleting a word to fix a misspelling, specially if you are typing quickly to keep up with a professor, is nearly impossible. You’ll press backspace and it will take ten seconds to finally respond to that command. This app has incredibly thoughtful features that are so useful. I already miss having access to MarkDown, built right into Agenda. But I have switched back to the very boring, but rock solid, Apple Notes.

Has everything but one of the most used features in the name of the “Notes App”. Where are the check boxes? Everything else is great, even without the premium. I don’t think premium is even worth it, but are there checkboxes?

Just amazing.... This app is utterly amazing. I’m a strong Calendar5 guy, but this is winning me over. However, the ability for Agenda to sync with Apple Calendar and Reminders makes it compatible with Calendar 5 and probably most calendering apps that do the same. THE ONLY DOWNSIDE is that Agenda doesn’t have a PC app or browser integration. O man this would just make it. I love my ipad and iPhone, but having it for PC would be great. A workaround I discovered is that if you buy the Reflector 3 software from AirSquirrels.com ($25 CAN) it allows you to screenmirror your ipad or iphone to the PC. It’s a little cumbersome to start up but then you're away. Don’t waste your time with other mirroring options, this one is the best I’ve tried them all. Still PC integration would be appreciated. I have not had any crashing or any of the issues described in other reviews. They must be user specific. Great app. Thanks.

Fantastic App for Journalling. Although I wanted to get into journaling for years, I had a lot of trouble sticking to it. I tried several other apps but the subscription model made them untenable. Agenda has premium features but it is fully functional without premium and it is improving at a rapid pace. I have been journaling consistently for over half a year because I love Agenda so much. The concept of organizing primarily by calendar and secondarily by project works perfectly if you’re working on time sensitive projects and take lots of meeting notes or you’re trying to keep track of health issues and doctor appointments. Get in, the water is fine. Dark mode is beautiful too!

Greatest App ever made. From daily routines to gym notes to diaries and journals, I can do all of that here. 😊 thank you 🙏

Ideal tool only if ... I am really enjoying the application (payed for 1 year subscription) however I will need to switch back to OneNote as a lot of my notes are being taken on the iPad with the apple pen. The meeting étiqueté does not endorse taking notes by typing.

Perfect. I love this app. I’ve tried a lot of productivity apps, and this one fits perfectly in my workflow. I use spark for email, Apple reminders, and now this for notes. It integrates perfectly on IOS devices and MacOS devices. The linking between the three apps just works perfectly on all of them!

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A very good beginning.... I have several note taking apps but Agenda’s date focusing sets it apart. I also like the project and category grouping. The free syncing is great! Wish list: • I’ve had issues sending documents as PDF on my iPad Pro (it worked once but not again). • Support for the Apple Pencil. • I’d like to be able to reorganize thoughts by moving them with handles. • Bullets in outlines are missing. • Nested outlines have the same dash character and nested numeric outlines only use numbers — there should be some variation for different levels. • It would be nice if nested checkbox outlines would automatically check the parent when the children were all completed (checked). Conversely, if the parent is checked, the children should be checked. • In-line images and attachments. • Font selection. • Would it be possible to tie notes to locations?

Another Let Down. This is the message I sent to Agenda ‘support’ to which I received no reply. Perhaps I am a one-off. Hopefully you will have a better experience. “Dear Agenda Support, I tried signing in to my Agenda account today and was surprised and now incredibly disappointed to be met with the following error: "serverFailure(code: 1107)". I beta tested Agenda on iOS and Mac and then paid for the stable app once it was released. I purchased the app to support you. Now I am unable to restore my purchases for Mac and iOS and am confused and upset. I supported you/your app/team and didn’t complain when you mandated that even reliable beta testers would have to buy into the app(s) because it was to support you, the developers. I believed in you, Agenda team. You let me down.” Additional diagnostic information was provided to the developer but will not appear in this review for privacy’ sake.

So much lag and crash. To start, I love agenda. In my opinion it’s the best concept out there. I believe in it enough that I’ve purchased the lifetime upgrade. I am tremendously disappointed though in how laggy it is on a regular basis (on iPhone, iPad and Mac) and how often it gets stuck and either crashes or I have to force close the app and restart it. Hopefully this gets fixed soon. I do often use Apple notes for something if I need it to be reliable and I’d really like to be able to believe that agenda will always work and be more consistent in its performance.

Great start, lots of potential. Love this app. In the process of moving my notes across. I bought the iOS + Mac premium version to support ongoing development of the app. I feel the premium features need to be a lot more premium to justify the price though - I found myself questioning the value of the current premium feature set (I wanted to support the app anyway - would love to see it grow).

Not worth it at all. I paid the $9.99 thinking extra features would make this more useful than Apple calendars and notes. But it is not. I am now out $9.99 as they won’t issue me a refund even though I have deleted the app and have absolutely no use for it. Apple calendars is easier to manage and all it does is just sync over the calendar. It’s just absolutely not even worth a penny. Just use notes and Apple calendar and skip this app, even the free version isn’t worth all the fuss. I don’t mind spending money on apps if they’re useful. This, not so much.

Premium is worth it. I use agenda as a CRM Lite... the ability to attach items to my calendar keeps things organized and files as they happen. Once the initial upgrade snafu bug worked itself out, things flowed nicely. The Community thing is a bit overwhelming, though. I suppose it was useful when it was new, but there is so much there now that it is clutter. I would prefer an edited, curated library instead.

One little bug.... Love this app! It really takes away the stress of organizing. Unfortunately, there is a little bug where the title overlaps with other titles. Not sure how else to explain it. It will say something like “Untitled” or “sample project” all on top of whatever I labeled the project myself. It does the same thing when I view the sample projects that were already on there (the Welcome project and such.). Honestly, there are so many words layered on top of one another I’m not 100% sure what it says. Other than that, works great!

Doesn’t link to any of Apple or iOSs data sources. The idea behind this app is brilliant but the developers have decided not to integrate with any of Apples own data sources like calendar, contacts, tasks, or notes. They have tried to build their own brand into the icons, experience, and design, but that forces you to use a tutorial. The tutorial then steps you through the developers extremely opinionated ideas on how the app is used. This sort of on-boarding is frustrating. My data from my own calendars, tasks, and notes is missing. My normal approach on UX, modeled and built on 12 years of using iOS, is ignored. Then the app asks me for $9.99, which I will gladly give: I own +$10,000 of Apple gear. I use it all to do my job and provide for my family. $9.99 a year is nothing. But I am not going to hand it over when I don’t see my data preloaded and the developer is so opinionated on the UX.

Fantastic but one thing missing.... Hey Developers of Agenda! You guys hit the nail on the head with this note taking app, it’s completely perfect, like the best between Evernote and Calendar. The integration with calendar and the simplicity and power of it is just genius. But could you add a widget to be available in the Today view on iPhone to show the Agenda? Also add notifications for upcoming tasks. That would make everything perfect! Keep up the great work!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Simply amazing. Agenda knocks the default notes application out of the water. Plus, I love that Agenda is the first app of its kind that, for its quality, offers premium features that are truly optional. Bear, a competitor, breaks the bank for most people, offering essential features for ridiculous prices. But not Agenda. Thanks for saving me money and time looking for another notes app. Sincerely, Satisfied customer.

An almost dream come true for certain teachers. 3.5 stars is what I really wanna give. The app is a teachers dream for lesson plans. There is one huge feature that is missing though, so huge I choose not to use the app exclusively, despite how good this app is...and that is handwriting with the Apple Pencil. I guess I’m a part of this weird group of teachers who use their Apple Pencil for writing lesson plans, but also desire to use their keyboard as well. If they add that this would be my number one go to app.

New update bring this to the next level. This is the best UI Available for taking notes. Period. If you own an iPad , you will appreciate how functional and unobtrusive this app is. I don’t write reviews literally at all but this I have say kudos. We should expect to see the app get better and better as its now gaining in popularity

Super useful app. This has become my main note taking app - love the timeline and calendar integration. Quick sync between devices is really useful at conferences. I’d really like to see an option to take a picture from my phone straight into a note I’m editing on my laptop or phone. Also Apple Pen support on iPad would be a killer feature. Add images and pen support and I change my rating to 5*

Awesome!. I love this app! Been using OneNote for years and my collection of notes have become an unwieldy mess. Being able to tag and link notes to calendar items is awesome. There are definitely some additional features that I would love to see (Apple Pencil support) but as a fellow developer I gladly paid the premium price to help ensure more features can be added to this already very solid app.

Amazing. I know the lifetime membership may seem steep but honestly I think it's a steal of a price. Considering all the great features Agenda 17 touts, to imagine there is so much in store! The UI alone is so aesthetically clean and easy for the eyes. I'm either in front of a computer or ny phone majority of the day, so it's nice when reading my notes doesn't irritate me haha. Thank you guys :)

Version 5.4 Crashes on my XR. [[[ Updated Info: It looks like calendar integration is causing the crashes. I was able to get the app to start by turning off calendar integration. Error report sent. Re-Linking the calendar after opening Agenda causes the app to crash—again, just from foreground activity. I can still see the active app in the app switcher. ]]] I 💚Agenda, but the one of the recent updates has rendered it unusable on my iOS device—XR. The app loads to a black screen in landscape orientation, flashes and then backgrounds itself. I can see the actual app in the app switcher preview, but i can’t ever bring it forward to use it. (Note: I’ve tried all standard approaches to fixing the problem—including restarting the app, restarting the phone (with app closed), reinstalling the app. Agenda heros, help!

Great, with some minor annoyance.. I love it so far, especially how it allows one to organize notes by dates and groupings simultaneously. One little annoyance I face is the difficulty to touch the checklist to check or uncheck items. Most of the time it goes into editing the item instead of checking the circle. I never has this problem the checklist in the iOS stock Note app. I think the UI team can fix this rather easily and I am eagerly waiting for an update that address this issue.

The Best Organization Tool. Agenda really has gotten so many things right. Combine with my iPad I can keep up with my daily tasks for home and work, so easily. It’s great that I can move between calendars and assign tasks by accounts. Works better than OneNote for meeting minutes. I can’t wait to see what they come up with next. I hope to see some web interface some day but with the current iPad and iPhone setup I don’t feel that it is missing.

Really like the concept. This app is great for tracking projects. Definitely not a full featured todo app but it's good for project planning, setting goals and documenting actions, history and progress. I really like the calendar integration in the premium mode. It's still a new app so it's lacking some key features such as handling images and allowing voice memos. Add these and it's 5 stars for me. I bought a 1 year subscription because it's inexpensive and I'm looking forward to further development.

Want to love it. Like the title suggests I love the interaction between notes and calendar this app provides, but I keep getting crashes doing simple things (like creating my *first* note after tutorial) and bugs (like having the “purchase features” button pop up a buggy window with icons laying on top of another). “Undo” is also noticeably slow, taking nearly a full second before content is updated on the screen, super frustrating when you are used to text editors which are responsive. Please fix this! Like I said, I really want to love this app.

Constant crashing for blind users. I am blind and use VoiceOver to navigate apps. The developers of this app have not accounted for the needs of user with disabilities. The opening movie is completely useless (except for some nice music) for blind users, and most of the icons used throughout the app are unlabeled. Furthermore, the app relies on gestures, rather than UI controls, so VoiceOver users cannot even reach many of the features, which are located in side panels (gestures fir which conflict with VoiceOver). This app has such potential, and I would really like to use it. For that to happen, though, the developers need to make significant changes.

Just one more thing.... This is a nice note taking app. It’s sort bare bones in terms of ways you can organize the text, but that’s fine it makes things simpler for me. But one feature (at least in the Mac version) I would like to have would be to be able to write text next to an image, not just underneath the image. Something similar to wrap text. So I’m able write notes about the image itself, separately from the rest of the notes. That’s the one thing I would add to this already solid app.

Updating my review of Agenda. This past year I made the financial commitment to go Premium. The more I used other apps that did similar things, the more I finally realized the uniqueness and success of Agenda. No regrets going premium. I use this daily and it truly brings access to calendar and records of details related to dates that become easily accessible. Thanks for a great product and you ongoing commitment to this app. Recommend it to all.

Works on all my devices. The app itself is very clean and intuitive, I like the breakdown of categories -> projects -> notes. The 2 most amazing features are: 1) there doesn’t seem to be a device limit, I have 2 macs and an iPad and iPhone I use regularly and I installed Agenda on all devices and it works great. Other apps like Evernote have a 2 device limit, making them almost unusable for me. 2) NO REGISTRATION! I repeat, you open the app, write something, then download and open the app on another device and they are in sync. It must be using Apple’s iCloud or something but I don’t have to create an account, it just automatically knows who you are wherever you install the device. Pretty convenient! EDIT: deleted this app, it’s sporadic whether my changes will sync to my other devices which makes this unusable for me. Leaving 3 stars because it’s still a nice app if you only have 1 device.

Enhances My Personal Workflow. I love being able to quickly take notes that are associated to scheduled meetings. Usually I need to edit and transfer my notes after the meeting for distribution to the team. Copying the notes into a Google Doc is frustrating because none of the formatting copies. Furthermore, taking notes on the iOS app is painstakingly slow. I find being unable to quickly apply formatting using iOS and instead use bullets but am unable to easily indent left or right because the toolbar configuration. Overall I’m satisfied with my experience but each use that satisfaction is waning ever so slightly. I’d like to see performance improvements on the iOS app and the macOS app. Then I’d like to see greater exporting and sharing capabilities.

Wonderful Project-Based Notetaking app!. Just starting out with it but already I’m seeing so many possibilities! What an efficient way to track projects; the sample really comes in handy to see what’s possible with Agenda. Will come back later to review after using awhile. Will no doubt upgrade to support developer. Highly recommend!

Favorite notes app and I’ve tried them all. I rarely take the time to review apps but this one is well worth it. Great design/UI, love the calendar and reminders integrations, and linking notes to each other. I gladly paid for premium and they continue to add great features with a strong roadmap coming. One thing that would make it even better: integration to Asana.

UNDO. Love the app, use it all the time. What this app really needs is an undo button. The other day I had a long list of stuff typed in, then I high-lighted it so I could change the font and accidentally fat thumbed the back space arrow deleting the whole thing. Needless to say I was pretty upset when I could not find a way to recover that lost info and nearly discontinued the use of the app. I am going to continue to use the app but if I lose important notes again that will probably seal the deal for me.

Dated notes to keep details in perspective. The date-centered feature attracted me. It was not immediate love, but as I learned the features, I have relied on this app a great deal. The buy and get a year of updates is a very reasonable and attractive payment method. I am glad the learning curve did not deter me; it has been worth it.

This app has changed my life.. I had been using a black leather journal for a few months and was reluctant to move into the digital world because of the freedom which I have with a pen, but this app has allowed me that same freedom and more. The best way I can describe the feeling of using this app as opposed to a leather journal is when the newest Spiderman went from his own suit to the one Stark gave him. Its that exact feeling.

Love, love, love it!. I’m very pleased with this app and how I am able to organize notes and due dates. I’m a student and keeping track with homework and exams has always been my issues and this app has showed me an easier way to keep my homework and class notes all together. I’m giving it a four-star rating because I’m unable to use my apple pen while taking notes.

No way to recover deleted notes. This app is amazing EXCEPT there’s no way to recover recently deleted notes. Without the ability to recover files, anything deleted is literally gone for good, something I didn’t realize until after I purchased the premium pack. Without this simple thing, the app really loses its appeal and it’s reliability in storing information. It’s so sad considering how many amazing features it does include :/ But the inability to recover lost files is simply irredeemable

Exactly what I was looking for. For ages now I’ve been looking for an app that I could tie each note to a calendar appointment. So many of my appointments are with the same customers throughout my weekly and monthly schedules. Determining what we discussed in which appointment is no longer a struggle with Agenda. I seriously can’t say enough about this product and the way it’s changed my daily workflow. Can’t wait for inline image inserting ability!

Love this app, but. As noted, I love this app and very glad to pay the coin for the app. I would however wish it had a Apple Watch version to go along with it. I love the ability to seamlessly use my work flow across both my iPhone and my Apple Watch and adding the Agenda app would be one of, if not the best uses for that. Hope it makes this the fact in future updates. Thanks to the developer for the awesome work so far. Best $ spent IMO

Better Together. It is annoying to use a separate app for each basic productivity tool. Agenda has found a simple but advanced way to combine to-do lists, calendars, and note taking. Being a student, school projects were never so easy to manage. I can put all of the information and tasks to the day the project is due. I have seen apps like this before but none of them have been this great.

Not useful.. I’ve tried to use on I-phone 6s. A waste of time. Cool layout, but a calendar is more efficient. It will let you write notes. They just lay there in the way, refusing to be filed away. You can attach things to things, as if that were of some use. Oh, and can I get back the $9.99 I spent for the “enhanced” version? It lets you earn badges by hanging out online with other users. It says you can create calendar items. Mayhaps you can. I couldn’t. I had to go to my calendar app to create item which then linked to Agenda. Why not just stick with the calendar app?

Amazing. So many useful features. You don’t even need to pay for the premium access to get the full purpose of this app! I bought it because of the in-app calendar access. If you need to get organized, give this an honest try. It is not terribly difficult to learn the the styling, but once you figure out the finesse of this, you will be breezing through your workflows.

Simple & Elegant. Apps that try to do everything these days are just too complex and full of clutter. Features might be good, but no one feature truly excels. Agenda focus’s on on simple feature of note taking, and it excels at it! Love that they recently added the ability to paste in an image, and the feature that allows you to just drag in the link to a local file as it keeps the notes simple and clutter free. (You can now also attached files, but I am afraid that notes will get to large and clutter things up. Too many places trying to keep files updated) Keep up the great work, simple & elegant! Thanks

Doesn’t Work With Invitees on Calendar. Pretty disappointed in this app. I was extremely excited about it and I think of a lot of coworkers about it since we work in project management. I purchased the $9.99 premium features because I needed my notes to link to my Outlook calendar. However, turns out that it won’t save your notes on the appointment if you have other attendees. Seems a bit confusing that you can’t develop the app to keep your notes on events with other attendees. I have now deleted the app and requested a refund. Back to Notability for my notes for now.

Excellent. This app is replacing Ulysses for me, and brings in some new much needed additional functionality. My only complaint so far is the splash screen that appears whenever I switch back to the app. This is an non issue on an iPad, but very painful on the phone. I got sick of seeing the log every time I switch from my book to Agenda. Please consider not showing this logo, and associated animation on view did appear.

Great app so far. There are a few bugs: *Can’t “remove date” from a note on iPad *When changing text size, stuff disappears on both apps. Attachments to notes would be awesome- I see that it’s a requested feature by many. I purchased the premium features and really like the app. I’m looking forward to seeing improvements very soon.

Needs photo/images and slightly faster workflow. The lack of image support makes it hard to quickly take a shot of a whiteboard during a meeting and connect it to an agenda event. It would be good to have both image import and camera access as well as some rudimentary note taking feature on an image. It would also be an improvement to make the notes not need a header. Mostly you just want to get typing, not have to fill out additional stuff, or decide where to type. The fewer decisions you make when taking notes the better.

Underwhelmed for the Price. No insertion of pictures? I know I must be mistaken but I have to say that after using this app for a couple weeks, I am underwhelmed to say the least. I hate saying negative things about apps, but this app is a grave disappointment to me, and in the light of so many positive reviews I post this not to show my ability to criticize, but my inadequacy in 1) I JUST CANNOT SEE HOW THIS HELPS ANYTHING, and 2) NO PICTURES? I must be wrong. I hope I’m wrong and I’ll amend this review if I’m proven wrong, and I hope I am. I would caution anyone who thinks this will be easy to use to reconsider that it is for some people, but not me.

Excellent App. Agenda is an outstanding App that I use all the time to organize client activity in my law practice as well as personal and family matters. Works beautifully and seamlessly with all devices (Mac, iPad, iPhone). Flexible for use by anybody. Tremendous support from the developers and the user community. Do yourself a favor and give it a chance to organize your life.

I love this app!. I’m gonna use this app SO much that I’m worried about my iCloud storage 🤭. The only thing that I’m noticing is that when I put an emoji and a period (🙂.) and try to keep typing it changes the font and formatting. I’m not sure if this is intentional but it doesn't feel like it should be. Not gonna knock it for stars cus it’s awesome still. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the future improvements!

DEVS! Improvement Suggestion. Hi, I just got this app and already love it. There is only one thing this app needs to outdo everyone. For some time, Dropbox released a mac and phone application called Mailbox, which was FANTASTIC!!!!!! The best feature about it was that it operated liked Agenda but also persuaded users to archive mail that was no longer needed. You can try to disguise other mail platforms this way to mimic David Allen’s, “GTD”, but they’re just not the same. Mailbox failed and they shut it down. If you guys could release a free feature email system that is safe and helps me stay organized with all of the features you already have, I and probably the rest of the world will be your customers for life. - Gabe

Does not support handwritten notes. Missed opportunity.. I got really excited about this app. Sounds perfect for what I wanted. However, the app is missing something that is critical for a note taking app on iPad for me: handwritten notes. Edit: I got a developer response prescribing Scribble to write my notes. While this is possible, if I wanted typed notes, it would be so much faster to just get on my computer or even my phone and type it there. I changed my review from one star to two stars, because it’s not necessarily that the app is flawed, it’s just useless for my use case.

Exceeds expectations. I’ve had Agenda on my mac for about 4 months so the cross platform is appreciated. What sets Agenda apart is the ability to usefully manage information/schedules without a huge learning curve. Agenda doesn’t rob you of app capability if you just want to use it rather than require you become a zen master like many others apps do. It is the elegance of Agenda, uncluttered, easily learned and extremely useful. Well done developers.

No spellcheck?. That kinda bothers me. Usually spellcheck is a basic feature in most notes type apps. There is no tag features. I think there might be but it is such a complicated way to do so. What I do like this app is that I can have a project and bombarded it with notes and add reminders to it. There is a category feature which is useful but since there is no tags, or subcategories, it isn’t as helpful. I might go back to Bear and set a reminder on my notes separately.

PLEASE make available on PC. For my purposes, it is an absolute pain to have to type everything on an iPhone for this app. I have been using it to organize basic tasks (even that has been a bit time consuming), but I would really like to use it as a dated journal archive. However the fact that the desktop app is only on Mac means that non-Mac users are probably missing out on a really crucial element that would greatly improve their productivity.