Sunrise, the popular and free replacement for Apple’s stock Calendar in iOS, has been making some notable strides.
Just last month, for example, the team addedthird-party app integrationto Sunrise for iOS. And, the previous month brought us Sunrise for Android and a web app, making for a nice cross-platform solution.
Now available free in the Mac App Store, Sunrise for Mac brings the beautifully laid out iOS experience to your desktop, with such features as full offline mode, third-party app integration, notifications for reminders, support for Google and iCloud calendars and much more…
Built from the ground up specifically for desktop, Sunrise includes native Mac notifications for reminders. you may access your online calendars even without an Internet connection, with automatic syncing of all your Sunrise apps between mobile and desktop.
Introduced in June, app integration lets Sunrise users extend the app’s functionality by adding third-party apps like Evernote, Tripit, Foursquare, Asana, Github, Songkick and Producteev.
The team has been putting out regular updates expanding on the initial features set with new capabilities likesupport for Microsoft Exchangecalendars,native iPad UIandmore than 25,000 optional calendarsto keep track of holidays, sport team schedules and more, among other perks.
Sunrise for iOS isgorgeous– I highly recommend reading Lory’sin-depth review.
And now with the native Mac app in tow, it’s become even more powerful, especially considering its rich web app,Sunrise for Androidand the app’s sleek, consistent interface across mobile, web and desktop.
All told, Sunrise is now truly platform-agnostic.
Sunrise for Mac is available free on the Mac AppStore.
The half-a-megabyte download requires an Intel-based Mac with a 64-bit processor and OS X 10.9 or later.
The iPhone and iPad edition can be downloaded free of charge from the App Store and installed on any iPhone, iPod touch or iPad supported by iOS 7.0 or later.
