SCHEDULED
A calendar built around trips, not appointments. Time you can actually see.
Every trip lives in one place. Flights, lodging, meals, and meetings collapse into a single narrative view instead of scattered calendar blocks.
The day reads at a glance: what's next, how you're getting there, and what's holding it together underneath.
Flights, trains, and drives get first-class treatment. Confirmation numbers, terminals, and gates surface when they matter, then disappear.
Every stay is a card, not a calendar block. Check-in, check-out, address, and confirmation, held together instead of scattered.
Meals, meetings, and appointments show up when it's their turn. No hunting through inboxes to find the confirmation you already saved.
At the end of a trip, the whole shape is legible: what was planned, what changed, what you'll want to remember for next time.
The widget shows the next thing that matters, not a wall of appointments. On a travel day, that's the flight. On a rest day, that's nothing at all.
Native iOS with SwiftUI, a Turso-backed cloud for sync, and Apple's on-device intelligence to keep trip parsing private.
Every calendar app treats a week as a wall of one-hour blocks. But real life groups itself around trips: a week in Paris, a weekend in Ojai, three days at a conference. Those clusters were invisible until you built them by hand.
SCHEDULED groups events into trips automatically, then gives each trip its own view: transit, lodging, meals, meetings. The calendar becomes a story instead of a grid.
Shared trip planning with partners, richer flight and hotel intake from confirmation emails, and a lightweight budget layer for the frequent travelers.