The new academic year is approaching and we will need to organize calendars, courses, subjects, tasks and much more. There are several applications for this, but among so many options, sometimes we can be overwhelmed. So let’s talk about an almost perfect application to manage the whole schedule: Sigma Planner.
All our planning in one app
Sigma Plan is an application free, no in-app purchases and universal. This means that we use the same application both on our Mac and on our iPad or iPhone. The information, of course, is synced via iCloud. The most interesting thing, however, is that by design we can achieve the entire organization in a single application.
Sure, we could use Calendar and Reminders and other note apps to make this happen, but not with the same comfort. In Sigma Planner, we can see our schedule and tasks for a specific topic and date, for example, at the same time.
In addition to an excellent design, the truth is that there are other aspects to take into account, such as the three types of widgets that allow us to access information from anywhere in the system. Something, I must say, that you end up thanking a lot, because the amount of information that can be stored in this app is really amazing. Yes, we can even register the telephone number of the professors who teach the subject.
Here to point out though that the app is very user-friendly and is also we investigate and dig deeper as we find more and more options to complete the information. Which, together with a powerful search engine, gives us the flexibility to, so to speak, create an application that suits us. And that’s not even talking about the hundreds of customization options.
All in all, a really interesting app that can helps us enormously to manage our academic daily life with great ease. A very well-designed app, with a large number of options, which could well be expensive, but which can be enjoyed for free from the App Store. Interesting to take a look.
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