On the iPad in particular, I find myself wanting to flip through the pages like a book. The GUI looks like a book, so it seems natural to want to simply flip through the days. Sure, clicking on the calendar days works, but it's not as natural?

If the availability of Opus One in Windows will still take a while, it would help if you could make our personal information on Opus planners available online on your website, with the ability to perform daily and weekly planning....

I’d like to see a tab like the Goals tab for habits. Such as setting daily wellness goals, drink water 8 times daily and be able to tick a box each time it’s done. Meditation, etc. We would name the goal, how often and how many times (ex daily, 8 ti

Integrate Gmail and Outlook with Opus One to enable an email to be transferred to a Task List.

It would be great if we could have the ability to have the capability of syncing the calendar and reminders ..it may need to be on a separate page, --whatever is easier.

I miss the old Franklin Planner Master task lists by month, so I could put a task that I know has to be done in a particular month, but doesn't matter what day that month.

I’d love a section where I could plan out weekly meals and maybe assign it to a day and build grocery list so everything is in one place. Makes it easy to schedule grocery shopping time.

It would be a great help to have the tasks and Mac and IOS Reminders synced. This would allow a seamless transition between all my calendars. The Opus One Inbox on Reminders does not allow for different categories.

Would love to be able to look at my Opus one via the Web (when I'm on a company laptop). Would be nice to complement / integrate with outlook

drag and drop apple mail into Tasks or Calander and be able to access that mail by clicking a link in the task or Appointment. Apple calander and reminders has this feature.