A year view, Google, Apple and Notion, participants

The whole year on one screen, every day a small cell, for finding the free week or seeing a season at once.

Sign in with Google, add an app-specific password for iCloud, or paste a Notion token, and your calendars and databases sit side by side in one week. A Notion view becomes a calendar, and a page’s body becomes its entry’s description.

Invite people to an event, see who has said yes, and answer the invitations you get, through the calendars that deliver them.

An entry can keep its own time zone, like a flight that leaves in one and lands in another. The extra time zones beside the week tuck away, and swipe back when you want them.

The editor opens as a sheet from the bottom, entries move and resize by touch and pen, and the layout makes room for the keyboard.

A dot tells you when a new version is out, and the About dialog lists what changed in each version, commit by commit.