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CircleTime Calendar (iOS app)
editCircleTime Calendar app is described as the world's first perpetual round calendar that utilizes a circular time representation across daily, weekly, and monthly views. It claims to enable its users to synchronize their activities with natural cycles by providing relevant information about a displayed date, solar and lunar cycles, and weather conditions. The app was designed and is actively developed for iOS by Galilea, d.o.o. (formerly HedgeHog / Propaganda), an independent mobile development studio from Slovenia. It debuted on the App Store in 2012, and is currently available in 19 languages for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch devices. It is also compatible with Apple Vision Pro headsets and macOS computers with Apple silicon.[1][2]
Concept
editCircleTime originated as an idea of a calendar that aligns with a more natural representation of time, thus giving a more complete overview. Technological advancements realized this vision, leading to the app's introduction on the App Store in July 2012, where it soon gained acclaim for its innovative circular time depiction, attracting a diverse global user base.
With its circular format, the app facilitates transitions between time units, providing a visually engaging approach to time-related data. The central circle within the app denotes the current or selected date, lunar cycle phases, and weather forecasts, allowing users a single tap switch between lunar phases and weather forecasts.
The monthly view enables navigation between months either by rotating the outer dial or selecting a specific month on the inner circle. Weekly and daily views showcase events as colored arcs, but also illustrate day and night hours and lunar visibility, with the daily view additionally offering an hourly weather forecast for the next couple of days.
Recognition
editCircleTime received an innovation award by Slovenian Chamber of Commerce in 2013.[3]
References
edit- ^ "Tired Of The Same Old Calendar Apps? Put A New Spin On Your Events With CircleTime". AppAdvice. 2012-07-16. Retrieved 2024-07-18.
- ^ "Agenda planner CircleTime for iPhone - Free App Download". AppBrain. 2024-07-05. Retrieved 2024-07-18.
- ^ "62162". www.gzs.si. Retrieved 2024-07-18.
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