Good- color coding, well organized

Bad- no notifications, can't do a lot with it

5/10

How does it work- make checklists and be able to sort by what you want to see

Cost- free for basic; can upgrade for 4 or 6 dollars

Accessibility- App store/desktop

2 good- organize by priority and simple

2 bad- its just like any other to do list and you have to pay for premium versions

Rating- 8.5

The purpose of this app is to provide the customer with a calendar to map out personal and work responsibilities, as well as to-do lists and daily time management.

This app works by typing in tasks you want to log and when you want them done by.

This app is free, however, you can pay extra to color-code, have unlimited sharing, reminders, themes, and sync with other apps.

This program has both an app and website so it is easily accessible.

Good-

1)Good blocking for organizing your day

2) Share calendar with others

Bad-

1) Pay to color code

2) Annual subscription is $50

Rating: 4/10- cheaper alternatives

2 pros: User-friendly, visually pleasing

2 negatives: Very standard, no weekly view

Rate: 6/10 pretty basic

It is a glorified online planner similar to canvas but you have to manual input everything. You can add classes, homework, and other things and it'll show you the dates.

There is a free version and a premium version, just remove ads.

It is easy to access by all.

Good: It's a planner nothing wrong with the classic

Keeps good track of classes, very organized software.

Bad: No unique features to set it apart

Glorified canvas calendar with more manual entries

6/10

Table 2 Forest

Purpose: create a set amount of time to study/ focus for

How does it work: creates a tree that begins to grow, and if you study for the allotted amount of time, the tree grows. BUT, if you dont, the tree dies!

Cost: free!

Accessibility: App for both Apple and Google as well as a chrome extension

2 Good: plants tree irl. keeps you focused

2 Bad: kills tree if not focused :( not really anything forcing you to stay focused

7/10

The purpose is to have a digital calendar

This app works by connecting business calendars in order to make sure everything works cohesively. ( Amazon, LinkedIn)

There is a free trial for 7 days, however, you must pay after the 7 days

It is an app and website.

Good-

1) Connections with businesses

2) Easily accessible

Bad-

1) Costs money after trial

2) Not logical for a college student

Rating- 4/10

Works as a calendar, you are able to add classes and assignments. Manually input events and assignments, will send reminders for due dates.

Free

$3.00/month for PRO

Decent accessibility, very basic features

Good:

-color coordinate

-pop up notifications

Bad:

-cost for premium

-very similar to others apps

6/10

Any.do

Planner/to-do list app

Have all events in one place + set reminders

Cost: $5 month for premium

Decent accessibility

Good:

-orderly digital to-do list

-customizable

Bad:

-pay for premium

-cannot sync to calendar

6/10

Cost: It is free, but does include a premium version for $4.99/month or $29.99/year.

Accessibility: It is very accessible

Cons: It doesn't allow you to make it an extension and phone use can be a little more difficult than using on a computer

Pro: It allows flexibility with your personalizations and it comes on both phone on computer with syncing between them

Rate: 8.75/10