TimeNest - World Time Calendar

New dial — Literary Schedule • No hands, no ticks. The screen becomes a page from an open book. • The first line reads the hour and the sky in words: "A clear, chilly night, five past nine." • Below it, today is gathered into a paragraph. On an empty day it says so, and says resting is fine. New widget — Literary Page (large) • The same page, on your home screen. Today reads itself without opening the app. • Press and hold to choose between Today and A passage. • A curve below the text draws where the sun has been, with your plans sitting on it at their real hours. Your daily rhythm (new) • Tell us when you sleep and wake, and we draw which part of the day suits you. • A curve runs beside the hours in Day and Week view, and your best two hours are marked. • When you postpone a plan, we skip your sleeping hours and offer the better ones first. • Tell us nothing and we draw nothing. Sleep hours • Available to everyone now, and your times are kept even without an account. • They show as a soft band in Day and Week view, and the dial and widgets follow the moment you change them. Also • Sunrise and sunset land within a few minutes of published times, with twilight drawn for your latitude and season. • More than twice as many briefing sentences — far less repetition. • Onboarding now asks how you want to read your day. Fixed • The weekly timetable widget shifting by a day, and the days around today coming up empty. • Quotes being drawn toward the wrong hour on the Literary Clock. • A newly chosen dial reverting to the default after a restart. • The weather being fetched repeatedly for the same city.