Meguru vs OrbitCal

Visualize Your Day Like Never Before Meguru transforms how you plan and manage your time with an innovative circular interface. Instead of scrolling through endless lists, see your entire day flow naturally around a clock-like ring. This makes it instantly clear how your schedule flows and where opportunities for free time exist. Circular Time View (Radial View) See all 24 hours at once in a beautiful circular layout Events are positioned precisely by their actual start and end times A real-time indicator shows exactly where you are in your day Easily switch between a full 24-hour view and a focused 12-hour AM/PM mode Color-coded event arcs for instant visual recognition Free Plan Features Google Calendar Import - View your Google Calendar events in the radial interface Full Analytics - Track completed tasks, hours invested, and productivity trends Smart Notifications - Event reminders and daily planning notifications Home Screen Widgets - All sizes (Small, Medium, Large) with mini radial view Local Sleep Events - Visualize your sleep schedule Privacy-First Design - All data stored locally on your device Free Plan Limitations Cannot create or edit tasks (view-only mode) Google Calendar is read-only (cannot create or edit events from Meguru) Cannot create recurring events Pro Features (Subscription) Unlimited Task Creation - Create and manage as many tasks as you need Google Calendar Two-Way Sync - Create, edit, and delete events that sync between Meguru and Google Calendar Recurring Events - Set up daily, weekly, monthly, and custom repeating events Edit Recurring Series - Modify single occurrences or entire event series Sleep Event Google Sync - Sync your sleep schedule to Google Calendar Why Choose Meguru? Traditional task apps show your schedule as a vertical list, forcing you to scroll and lose context. Meguru's circular design lets you see your morning, afternoon, and evening simultaneously. You'll instantly spot scheduling conflicts, find free time, and understand your day's rhythm at a single glance. Perfect for professionals, students, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to visualize time differently. How It Works Free users can connect their Google Calendar to view all events in the beautiful radial interface, use full analytics, receive notifications, and access all widget sizes. Upgrade to Pro to unlock task creation, two-way Google Calendar sync, and recurring events. Get Started Today Download Meguru now - import your Google Calendar for free and upgrade when you're ready to create tasks! Term of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

OrbitCal: Your Schedule, Reimagined Spatially. Break free from the grid. OrbitCal transforms your calendar into a beautiful, interactive series of concentric rings, turning time management into a tactile, spatial experience. ### TIME AT A GLANCE See your year, month, day, and hour as nested rings. Navigate from a bird's-eye view of your entire year down to the ticking seconds of your current meeting with intuitive pinch-to-zoom and drag gestures. ### THE RING PARADIGM * Outer Rings: Months and Days provide a long-term horizon. * Inner Rings: Hours and Minutes visualize your immediate focus. * Central Hub: A dynamic "Command Center" that surfaces your next meeting, countdowns to your current event's end, and one-tap actions. ### SMART FOCUS * Visual Whitespace: OrbitCal automatically highlights "Focus Windows"—the gaps in your schedule—helping you find time for deep work. * Pastel Aesthetic: A clean, soft design optimized for clarity and serenity. * Haptic Precision: Feel every hour and minute as you navigate through your day with custom-tuned haptic feedback. ### FEATURES: * Fluid Navigation: Smoothly zoom from the macro (Year) to the micro (Seconds). * EventKit Integration: Seamlessly syncs with your existing iCloud, or Outlook calendars. * Contextual Actions: One-tap access to meeting links and directions directly from the center of the OrbitCal view. * Conflict Visualization: Instantly spot overlaps and scheduling crunches. The calendar isn't a list; it's a cycle. See your time in OrbitCal.