Mac (10000 programs)

Pros: Easy to use. Tucks away neatly in the background. Supports CSV exports. Responsive support team.

Cons: Intervals cannot be edited on the fly. Needs more customization. Keyboard controls could be better. Lacks a persistent dialog.

Pros: Easy to use, color coded GUI. Supports task hierarchies. Supports iCloud syncing between Mac and iOS. Split pane view makes it easy to see near and far dates at once.

Cons: Cannot configure which day starts the week. Does not offer a single day view - minimum is a week. Can import iCal calendars but cannot choose which ones - all or none. Color coding is not reflected when printing tasks.

Pros: Linear story. Cool in-game glitches. A different side to the story of Chapter 1. Comes packaged with the first game.

Cons: Not much gameplay to it. Requires knowledge of Chapter 1.

Pros: Roguelike mechanics. 120+ cards, dozens of stackable perks. Multiple difficulty levels.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: This is free and open-source software. A Wikipedia framework allows for easy navigation and editing.

Cons: This system is not necessarily meant for novice developers. Not as robust as other systems which require a paid subscription.

Pros: Unlimited storage. Device tracing.

Cons: Basic. No sharing facility.

Pros: A spin-off to a popular Homestuck fanwork. Stellar writing for its text-based narrative. Records character details in the Trollodex. Over 10 episodes.

Cons: Heavily saturated with Homestuck’s jargon.