Agendar
Plan your day, check off tasks, and watch your week take shape on one simple chart.
Download on the App StoreFree for iPhone. Coming soon to iPad.
Questions, bugs or ideas? Email and we'll get back to you. In the app, the ⓘ button on the Chart screen lists everything you can do.
Make sure each device is signed in to the same Apple Account with iCloud turned on, then open the app on each. Syncing can take a minute.
Touch and hold the + button on the Calendar screen and choose “Import from Calendars…”. Google calendars appear once your Google account is added in iPhone Settings › Apps › Calendar › Calendar Accounts.
Check Settings › Notifications › Agendar, and that the event has a set time and an alert picked under its time.
Open the app once, then go back to the Home Screen. Widgets update each time you leave the app.
Install Agendar, then touch and hold the link in Messages and choose “Open in Agendar”.
A day timeline, a list for things without a set time, and tasks beside it. Drag to plan, tap to start.
Every category on one radar chart, by days or hours. Compare this week with last, or any stretch you pick.
Things you usually do on a weekday show up faded. Keep what fits, clear the rest.
Send your chart to a friend. One tap shows your weeks side by side, even when your categories differ.
Reminders before events, and your chart and day on the Home Screen and Lock Screen.
Notepad, Forest, Grape Vine, Rose, Day and Night, or your own two colors, each with a dark version.
Agendar started with one question: where does the week actually go?
Most calendars show what's planned. Agendar shows what happened, as a shape you can read at a glance, so it's easy to see when work crowds out the things that matter. It's made by a small independent studio, with no ads, no accounts and no tracking.