Evo - The Everything App App Reviews

I actually really dislike the ui of this. It isn’t very intuitive for the main screen to be a calendar and the other features to require clicking the top of the screen. i think tabs at the bottom or side to sort between the topics and then a home with everything organized for a quick view could be so much better. this is good for ppl who want a truly minimalist approach to it but for an app that’s supposed to do “everything”, it doesn’t work out too well.

Clean design. Useful. One time purchase at a reasonable price. Very happy.

I have downloaded so many to do apps that don't show events and calendars that don't show reminders I just gave up. Then this app showed up. I got Solid Calendar and it was perfect. Simple, gave me all the ifo I needed, looked great, easy to navigate and worked seamlessly with Apple Calendar and Reminders. Now Solid Calendar productivity bundle is EVEN BETTER!!! To top it off, so reasonably priced. Get it now.

Evo - The Everything App is a great all-in-one productivity tool that combines features like calendars, reminders, a mood tracker, notes, and habit tracking into a single, streamlined app. I particularly like its seamless timeline design, which makes it easy to see all of my upcoming events and tasks at a glance. The ability to add reminders and notes to events is also a handy feature that helps me stay organized. Overall, Evo - The Everything App is a great option for anyone looking for a compr

This app does everything for productivity and is very helpful for people with ADHD like myself. The only drawback is the lack of native app for Apple Watch, which can be very handy for reminders.

Wonderful and easy to use tool built off Apple’s ecosystem

If this was a free app with an IAP, I likely would not have left this review, but for people with privacy concerns, be aware that you have to create an account with the developer to use this app. The App Store listing makes no mention of this. You must take the extra step of navigating to their privacy policy or you will not find out about it until after you have already paid to download the app. There are very few situations where I will rate so lowly without ever actually using an app. This i

What’s the point of advertising privacy if you need to create an account?!