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One Tap Less | 5 Awesome Things from Fantastical 2 that Can Improve Your Workflows

5 Awesome Things from Fantastical 2 that Can Improve Your Workflows

Fantastical has a great way of parsing date/time languages. The above examples show that it can understand the basic short/long day formats (Mon/Monday), noon/midnight, and AM/PM/a/p. Fantastical also understands date ranges, such as "Nov 13-17" or "from 12/4 for six days", and date repetition formats, such as "on Wednesdays", "every other Thursday", "the 2nd Friday of every month", "every third Thursday", and even complex ones such as "on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays".

If you want to learn everything about the new Fantastical, including some great url actions, head to Eric’s blog.

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