Calendar — where your Blinks meet time
Calendar — where your Blinks meet time
The Calendar shows every time-bearing Blink on one path: ✅ Tasks (due dates), 🔔 Reminders, 📅 Events (start–end windows), and 🤝 Appointments — each in its own color, so a glance tells you what kind of signal each day holds. A ⭐ star-gold chip marks Blinks linked to a Star (a Goal); a small bell marks any Blink carrying a reminder.
Views
- Month — the grid. On phones, items appear as colored dots; tap a day to open it.
- Week — seven days ahead in detail.
- List — the month as a compact agenda.
- Year — twelve mini-months for the long view.
- Day — everything landing on one date, with full details.
Catch a Blink right on the calendar
Use ⚡ Quick add (toolbar), the ＋ that appears on any day, or right-click / long-press a day to catch a Task, Reminder, Event, or Appointment for that date. It is the same Blink system — everything you catch here lands in your Blink Library too, ready to shape further. "Shape it fully →" opens the complete form.
Reminders on anything
A reminder is not a separate world: Tasks, Events, and Appointments can each carry a "🔔 Remind me" (at the time, 1 hour before, 1 day before, or custom). The standalone Reminder type stays for quick "just remind me about X" captures.
Timezone
Times display in your calendar timezone (the 🌐 control) and are stored safely in UTC.
Ask OrbitPilot: "What's on my calendar this week?", "What appointments do I have?", "What's overdue?" — it sees the same calendar you do.
🦊 Orbit Ahead — the path of your signals
The Orbit view (in the calendar's view switch) shows time as a path: signals you've passed fade behind the fox (unfinished tasks and missed reminders — catch up or reschedule), Today carries the fox, and the next 30 or 90 days stretch ahead with every dated Blink as a signal approaching. A ⭐ marks goal-linked signals, and the By Star lanes underneath show exactly which star is sending which signals. Tap any signal to open its Blink; tap a day to open that date. On phones the path runs top-to-bottom.