Sunrise is praised for its seamless integration with all things Google. It supports multiple Google Calendars, uses Google Maps data to direct you to events, and supports a handy “quick add” feature. If you don’t typically use Google Calendar, Sunrise has full support for Apple’s Calendar as well. iOS users can also sync Sunrise with a Microsoft Exchange account, but Android doesn’t have that functionality just yet.
I know, I know. This sounds just like any other calendar app. But really, it’s not. Its unique layout and other features make Sunrise a step ahead of many others. You can connect Sunrise with your social media accounts to pull in other scheduled events to keep everything in one spot. Sunrise also has a set of interesting calendars you can add, to stay in the loop about national holidays and the schedules of your favorite sports teams.
I love that Sunrise has a web client as well, but I’m waiting for it to get better. Right now, the web version doesn’t have support for Exchange, which is what I use for work. Unfortunately, that means I can only view my personal Google Calendar. You also can’t add or edit an event from the web version: It’s simply for viewing. I’d eventually like to use Sunrise as my go-to calendar, but I can’t do that until the web client gets a feature boost that matches its iOS offering. The iOS app is awesome, but I like using my Mac to manage my crazy work calendar.
Still, Sunrise looks lovely, works great on mobile devices, and is much less headache-inducing than other calendars out there. It's free in the iOS App Store and Google Play Store now.

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