I love both Timepage and Actions, but I am really missing a visual representation of my time as time blocks proportional to amount of time scheduled. This would help identify overlap and visually see where we have open space in our schedules. It would be great if we could take tasks from actions and then assign them as time blocks on our calendar. If we could assign events to categories, ideally that correspond with those in Actions it would be a great way to sort or tally time on a project.

This apps is wonderful but the weather translation in Chinese is weird specially in Chinese of Taiwan

E.g. PDFs for tickets

I use both events and tasks, so I need to be able to see any tasks that are due on a specific day in my calendar. If Timepage could sync with Apple Reminders and show them on the dates they are due (past due tasks would show today) then I would definitely pay for a subscription.

I personally have an iPhone, and I love Timepage, so I think my Android friends should be able to use it. Timepage fits the design of Android so it would just have to be ported.

It would be much more productive if one could really easily see in Day View (or Agenda View) where are free slots while planning meeting/tasks... Now you basically need to read the whole day agenda and calculate where the free time is.

It would really be nice to be able to add notes to a particular day that are visable on the timeline page and aren’t connected to an event, but just a note on its own. Like others have said, it’s easy to miss that you had notes on “whatever” day because it’s hidden on a certain event. Most of the time, I don’t really want a note pinned to a particular event or specific time during the day, anyways. Otherwise, I really like the app!

Ik keep going back to the apple Calendar app for a single feature: the weekly overview, where I see the time lines and blocked times in comparison with other days. It is very easy to grasp available time slots this way. This is especially helpful the more planned events you have as it is way quicker as reading and interpreting daily lists in succession and comparison.

TimePage needs access to the default Calendar app and the Reminders app (at least in my case). However, I want to use the app independent of either app. My intention is to have a planner for a work day, school day, and free day. Therefore when I know my calendar, I can set each day to a particular planner. A bit hard to explain, but I can definitely see more people use this app for that, AND I’ll be willing to pay for a subscription.