WeekPeek vs Essential

Your calendar, without opening an app. WeekPeek puts your Apple Calendar on your Home Screen, Lock Screen, and Apple Watch. Keep adding events in the Calendar app you already use — WeekPeek makes sure you see them the moment you look at your phone or wrist. ◼ Lock Screen widgets See today's remaining events without unlocking your phone. Choose from Today's Events (your next 3), a 3-week calendar, and inline or circular week displays. ◼ Home Screen widgets (small, medium, large) A full month with your events at a glance. On the large widget, tap a date to expand that day's events, tap an event to jump straight to it in the Calendar app, and switch months without leaving your Home Screen. ◼ Apple Watch A weekly calendar and your events on your wrist. Turn the Digital Crown to move through events, and keep turning to cross into the next day. Includes watch face complications, a 3-week calendar, and an Upcoming Events widget for the Smart Stack. ◼ Week numbers, if you need them Working with calendar weeks (CW)? The week number column shows the current week at all times — on your widgets, Lock Screen, and Watch. Don't need it? Turn it off in settings. ◼ Made for - Checking your schedule from the Lock Screen, dozens of times a day - Glancing at your wrist instead of opening apps - Anyone who plans by week numbers — manufacturing, logistics, or teams abroad WeekPeek doesn't create or manage events. It does one thing well: showing your Apple Calendar, instantly, everywhere. * Available in English, German, and Korean.

Introducing Essential, a new calendar. Essential boldly holds back on colour to create a minimalist design focused on what truly matters. Unlike other apps, events carry no colours, giving your schedule a calm, well-organised feel. Essential brings a [Monthly Calendar] and a [Timeline] together on a single screen. No need to switch screens to see the details of your day. Essential is built around [Continuity]. Whether you're searching for an event or changing a setting, you can do it without leaving the page. For example, tap the magnifying glass in the top right corner. Instead of taking you to a new screen as most apps do, the icon turns straight into a search field, so you can search right where you are. Beyond its design, Essential offers a few special features. 1. Detailed Weather Useful for those who work outdoors. Hourly forecasts, daily highs and lows, and more, made for anyone who keeps an eye on the weather. 2. A little joy in checking your schedule: "On This Day" An ordinary day for some was a meaningful one for others. While checking your schedule, discover events from history based on real facts. Topics span world history, film, art, economics, design and more. 3. Postpone Move an event to the next day. Plans don't always go as planned, so Essential's postpone feature embraces that uncertainty. It simply moves your event by one day. A little room for the days that don't go perfectly. It's okay not to be perfect. 4. The Dial Essential is inspired by the design philosophy of Dieter Rams, the world-renowned industrial designer. To celebrate his work, we've included a tribute object: the dial in the bottom right corner. Press it to add (+) a new event. Turn it like a dial to move through the timeline in one-hour steps. ――― Privacy Policy: https://dieter-rams-project.minimal-calendar.workers.dev/privacy/en