TimeBranch
Your life. One timeline.
TimeBranch is a Windows desktop calendar. The day is a timeline, and Google Calendar sits on it. You can create, edit, and delete events, keep more than one reminder, move through the week and the month, and still view the last copy saved on the computer when you are offline.
Windows release in preparation. iOS planned.
What it does
TimeBranch is the desktop application, not an account on this website. There is nothing to sign up for here.
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See the day
The day is drawn as a timeline. Events occupy the hours they belong to, so the shape of the day is visible at once.
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Google Calendar, when you ask
Connect Google Calendar to read your events. A save, an edit, or a delete is sent to Google Calendar when you make that change. Until you allow editing, the connection can stay read-only and still show the calendar.
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More than one reminder
An event can carry several reminders, within the limits Google Calendar accepts.
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Week and month
Move along the week from the day, and open a month when you want a wider view.
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Sync, and a local copy
While you are signed in, the running app syncs with Google Calendar on its own. If Google cannot be reached, you can still view the last copy saved on that computer.
The interface
These frames are empty on purpose. They mark where photographs of the Windows app will go. They are not pictures of the product, and they are not a preview build.
The desktop surface is a quiet charcoal panel, with warm type and a single champagne line for the present moment.
Release
A download will be added to this page when the Windows app is published. This site does not offer one today.
- Windows
- In preparation. The app is not published, and there is no installer on this site.
- iOS
- Planned. An iPhone or iPad version is not available, and this site does not offer one.