This also applies to the iOS app.

The Daily Calendar view: is there any way to hide the hours that are NOT scheduled? Why do I have to scroll so much? If there's an appointment on a certain day, when I go to that day, I want the ability to see ONLY the hours when events are scheduled.

The Monthly view: is there any way to highlight the days when there ARE appointments? Otherwise I have to hunt for the days when I've scheduled events. What is the point of that?

The only way to find all the appointments/events I have entered in the app is to set up a separate list. BUT there's also no way to set the list to automatically order events by time of occurence--I have to manually reorder events.

Also, when I go to the calendar and tap on a particular day and enter an event, I want the event/task/appointment to be set TO THAT DAY. Instead, the task is automatically set to the current date and time. I have lost appointments to the calendar because of this (and then when you look on the calendar, you have to scroll AAAAAALLLL the way down to check if it's there).

What is the point of the calendar aspect of the app? It seems like it's just there for reference. Using it on both chrome web app and the iOS is so complicated, counterintuitive, and clunky that I'm ready to let the whole app go and go back to the iOS calendar and reminder system.