Eeto Calendar vs TimeMaxx

Eeto is a linear calendar that uses colored milestones to help you easily visualize your events on a timeline. Think of milestones as a short or long term goal, a company deadline, a product release, an anniversary, your prom night, or a wedding. Milestone events are big in importance, but small in scale. Using Eeto’s linear timeline design, you’ll quickly understand Eeto’s ability to put events and deadlines into perspective. Most calendars show months in blocks, weeks in loops, or days in vertical views. But like most sane humans, Eeto views time as a straight path, forward and backward. We are a small team, and Eeto is a work in progress. We’d love to hear your suggestions for future releases. For now, you can create events (including recurring) and get a feel for the user interface. In the future, we hope to bring you features like sharing, print, import, custom colors, and plug into other apps. We hope you enjoy this project and please share your thoughts! We hope you enjoy this project and please share your thoughts!

TimeMaxx helps you understand how your day is actually spent. Traditional to-do lists track tasks, but they don’t show how your time is really used. It’s easy to overestimate what you can get done, underestimate how long things take, and lose track of where the day went. TimeMaxx combines time boxing, interstitial journaling, and Plan vs Done tracking to help you compare your intended day with what actually happened. Create Plan blocks to time-box your day. Use Done blocks, Start Now, and quick time logging to capture reality as you switch tasks. Review your Execution Score and daily breakdowns to see where your day aligned, where it drifted, and where deadtime appeared. TimeMaxx is local-first and personal. It works like a private notebook for your time, not a cloud productivity platform. I built TimeMaxx because this was a problem in my own life. It’s free because I don’t want cost to be a barrier if it can help someone else too.