So @hamey - i downloaded the app this AM, synced it w / my Google Apps account and my Gmail account, and it's just perpetually blank and says it's importing events in my j@rocketcode.io calendar. Any idea what's up? Close to trying a delete / reinstall?

looks beautiful. My current favorite calendar app is Sunrise. I'd download this to test it if it didn't cost $5. (As you only need one calendar app. So if I still prefer Sunrise, which is likely, I'd quickly delete or not use it)

looks beautiful. My current favorite calendar app is Sunrise. I'd download this to test it if it didn't cost $5. (As you only need one calendar app. So if I still prefer Sunrise, which is likely, I'd quickly delete or not use it)

Do you guys use Forecast.io for the weather info? I couldn’t find it on the website.

Timepage is flat out incredible - congrats on the release, @hamey! One thing to call to your attention from my ongoing experience, at the moment (in case your team doesn't already know about this): My personal calendar sync'd very quickly, but my work calendar (at Yieldmo, we use Gmail) is taking forever because for some reason it's currently "Importing Events in sebag@yieldmo.com". David Sebag is our VP of New Products, and it seems that Timepage is perhaps attempting to import all of his events as well for the foreseeable future? Maybe, because, I have the ability to toggle on/off his events in my Gcal because we both share Yieldmo emails? Or maybe Timepage is doing that because he's someone I've created events with before in the past/recently? Either way, it looks like this may take awhile, as it's still at 80% for importing Sebag's events, and we have close to 100 people here... do you think it's going to try to import all Yieldmo employees events? Or, did I do something wrong in the setup that is causing this? I'm loving the app so far, just wanted to share this with you guys in case it wasn't supposed to import all of these events. Either way, of course it is helpful to be able to see the calendars of my teammates before scheduling meetings with them, but I imagine this will be a tedious process as I wait fro all of them to sync!

Hey Product Hunters! We’re pumped to announce our collaboration with Moleskine that has been in the works for quite a while. It’s a calendar and weather app called Timepage, available today for iPhone and Apple Watch. It’s only just been released onto the App Store a few minutes ago so it won’t appear in search yet (direct link should work) - we just wanted to give PHers some early notice! Does the world need another calendar app? We think it does :-) Some time ago, we were wondering why most calendar apps kind of felt the same. We realised one of the reasons is because they usually take the calendar data directly from iOS instead of syncing natively. Timepage syncs with Google/iCloud/Exchange directly which allows us to control the UX more, especially with features like adding events. We did a lot of research into how people use calendar apps and found a few weird common behaviours, like when people organise a meeting they’d open the iOS Notes app and write the info like “meeting with dave 3pm tuesday” instead of opening their calendar because it just took too long. We use natural language processing for adding events and while we certainly aren’t the first to use that technique in a calendar, we’ve really tried hard to make it as frictionless as possible. We also found when people visualised their week ahead, they’d see each day as a discrete block of time, regardless of whether it was full of events or empty. This didn’t match how most calendars show a schedule, so we made our timeline view more akin to the natural way people think about time. People are understandably very particular about what they like in a calendar and Timepage probably isn’t for everyone (we don’t have a traditional little month grid, for example) but we hope people might find our approach refreshing. Here to answer any questions or comments! Ben

Mailbox changed the way I handle email and it's been my only client since launch now. Looking forward to trying this today as I haven't found any calendar app to change the way I manage my time.

This looks fantastic. I'd expect nothing less from the Moleskine. One question, how did you settle on the pricepoint? I am always curious how app pricing is determined.

Hey Ben, you have such big competitors in this space, whats your marketing strategy to compete?

Hey Ben, you have such big competitors in this space, whats your marketing strategy to compete?

I love the look it's definitely refreshing. My only problem and it has nothing to do with your app is I really need a dedicated calendar app for Mac. Are you thinking of building one in the future?

Thanks for trying to keep this category of apps interesting with your approach. While this type of presentation isn't for me, just like you pointed out in your comments, I do see the need for different approaches to fulfilling a need. I hope this is successful for you!

Seems like a well designed app, but after reading the reviews on the app store it seems that Timepage is purely design over function. Hopefully you guys can fix the issues people are having because I'd love to try the app.

What I love about this App is the simplicity. The UI is nice and simple and not busy. Which is what you usually get with calendar apps.

Awesome. It illustrates time as a continuum.

Judging from the screenshots -- this looks killer. I just recently switched to Horizon, but it doesn't have quite the sleekness Timepage does. I wish I could try this app out before buying it though. EDIT - I love that this could possibly replace all my weather apps too!

Beautiful Moleskin Timepage app is sadly let down by its Notification Center widgets. Today widget shouldn't show expired events. Month widget's pretty, but really should have a create event button.

I had this app in my previous App Store Wishlist; wasn’t ready to purchase before trying but recognized it as a beautifully designed app. Today, I was able to download and begin experiencing the app in trial mode (really wish this was previously made available as, not only would I have downloaded but also, I would have purchased it immediately!). It’s beautiful. The design needs no mention; tasteful, clean, sharp, & elegant. Functionality? Geez! Precisely right-on! If there ever was a calendar app for minimalists, you’ve given it to us. It’s clutter-free; you’ve removed the noise found in cartoon-rich apps running the space some of the bigger players which annoy me to no end. Hence, I’ve only used iCal to date. As mentioned, the trial shoulda’ been offered earlier; if it was and I missed it, my bad. Otherwise, trial & purchase is the right way to do it. The fee is high, but you’ve delivered an exceptionally beautiful app & I respect that. Read-only won’t do! Classy app. Bravo!

A fan of the approach. Esp. interested as someone working on an unusual angle on the calendar as well via Do (https://appsto.re/us/HeOD3.i - stats, cards, meeting-oriented, quick actions like email someone) I like how you pre-empted the 'another calendar app' Q? @rrhover would support you in that, surely ;) Novel conceptually of blending weather and cal, which makes me wonder about a broader trend of consolidating conventionally separate apps. This is unique from classic bundling/unbundling. Anyway, nice work!!!