Sphere: Sky Schedule
Your schedule on the sky's arc
About
Visualize your schedule and weather in a unique sky-themed interface. Events appear as colored capsules on an arc, with weather phenomena like clouds and storms integrated. Enjoy a visually atmospheric experience for managing your day.
What's New in Sphere
1.0.1
September 21, 2026
Calendar - Deleting a recurring event, including all future events, now closes the editor and updates the day right away. Thank you for using Sphere! Feedback: mason@smidgecraft.com
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FAQ
What is Sphere?
Sphere is a productivity app that visualizes your schedule and weather in an atmospheric sky-themed interface. Events are displayed as colored capsules on an arc, with integrated weather elements like clouds and storms.
Does Sphere have ads?
No, Sphere is completely free and does not contain any advertisements. It also does not require an account, subscription, or involve analytics or tracking.
What devices does Sphere support?
Sphere is currently supported on iPhone devices. It was released on September 16, 2026, and its latest version is 1.0.1, last updated on September 21, 2026.
How does Sphere integrate with my existing calendar?
Sphere events open in Apple's native calendar, allowing you to edit, delete, and reply to invitations using the familiar interface. All-day events are displayed separately to avoid cluttering the main arc.
Can I customize the Sphere interface?
Yes, Sphere offers customization options. You can toggle calendars, choose between a natural day/night cycle or a constant dark mode, and reassign functions to different buttons within the app's settings.
What is the age rating for Sphere?
Sphere has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app focuses on visual presentation and basic scheduling functionalities.
How often is Sphere updated?
Sphere was last updated on September 21, 2026, indicating active development. The app is currently on version 1.0.1.
What kind of weather information does Sphere show?
Sphere displays various weather phenomena, including clouds that stack by altitude, rain, storms, and lightning. It also shows the current temperature and moon phase at night.