J
Jotcal
A family wall calendar for tablets and e-ink that takes handwritten events
Emerged finds new products worth a look, daily — what’s new today
For people who time-block, it keeps the checklist for each block attached to the block, so the calendar and the to-do list stop drifting apart.
Zesfy is an iPhone planner built on your existing calendar. Its Sessions bundle several tasks into one event, and the event's progress fills in as subtasks are ticked off. Tasks can be highlighted or sorted by status, and calendar groups filter which events you see. It also runs on Apple silicon Macs and Vision Pro. It is free with a Pro subscription at $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, reports collecting no data, and has a 4.2 rating from 20 reviews. Made by Satrio Budiarto.
More like this
N
Nagare
Tasks and meetings in one ordered day list, open to your AI over hosted MCP
DotCal
An offline-first Android calendar and task app with no ads and no account
Itinero
One trip, one app: the plan, the bookings, the money and the packing
PenDate Notes
A calendar-first handwriting planner for iOS and Android, free core
Yogurt
Meeting notes that stay on your computer, with no bot joining the call