This iOS calendar app is side-stepping Android to embrace Googlebooks
Will we be seeing more Googlebook exclusives further down the road?
Fantastical, an iOS calendar app launched 15 years ago, is now set to make its debut on Googlebooks. The app, known for its powerful scheduling capabilities, started its journey on Apple's platforms before expanding to Windows. However, it has never been available for Google's mobile devices. Despite this, Googlebooks users can now anticipate the app's arrival as developer Flexibits announces plans for a native Googlebook release.
The app is available in various tiers, including a free version. The decision to launch on Googlebooks, instead of Android, marks a unique move by the developer, potentially setting a new precedent in cross-platform app development.
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