u/dellydoesitpa

Line Cal - You can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Notes App and a Kanban Board, which integrates your notes and tasks directly onto the timeline.

It's off to a decent start since it's been released. I've been iterating fast (verson 1.11.1-beta just released), and fixing bugs along the way. I would love for you to test it yourselves, and let me know what you find!

Line Cal - You can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Notes App and a Kanban Board, which integrates your notes and tasks directly onto the timeline.

It's off to a great start since it's been released. I've been iterating fast, and fixing bugs along the way. I'd love to give you the chance to use it (links above)!

Line Cal - You can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Notes App and a Kanban Board, which integrates your notes and tasks directly onto the timeline.

It's off to a great start since it's been released. Would love to give you the chance to use it.

Line Cal - You can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Notes App and a Kanban Board, which integrates your notes and tasks directly onto the timeline.

It's off to a great start since it's been released. Would love to hear how it helps your workflow.

It feels amazing. I just launched Line Cal - a calendar, notes, & task-board app on 4/18. I've been heads down responding to user/visitor feedback and getting the word out about it since then, and after 24 organic sign ups, I finally landed my first paid annual subscriber!

I'll continue to deliver updates and features to make this the best possible app that it can be, but this makes me feel like my hard work over the last year was meaningful.

Just wanted to share this milestone! Hopefully, one of many 🙏

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I took this screenshot as soon as I could after the user paid for their subscription, but I held off on posting because they left some significant feedback that I had to spend a decent amount of time addressing. Thanks to them, the app is now even better and more polished.

But I value(d) feedback from free users and testers just as much, and it's thanks them that the app was even in a state where one would feel enticed to pay in the first place - so to other builders yet to get their first customer, value every user as if they are a customer. Those who invest time and/or money in our product do so because they actually care about its usefulness to them.

Line Cal - You can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Notes App and a Kanban Board, which integrates your notes and tasks directly onto the timeline.

Line Cal - It serves as a Notes App where you can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Kanban Board, where you can link your notes to tasks and integrate them directly onto the timeline.

Line Cal - You can sync a calendar from another app or just use it immediately (with or without signing up). It also serves as a Notes App and a Kanban Board, which integrates your notes and tasks directly onto the timeline.

But that just means a lot of love and original effort went into it. It's a Calendar, Kanban Board, & Notes app made to give you clarity and peace of mind if you have a busy schedule.

Free 3 month trial using promo code PH3MONTHS on checkout (expires 5/21).

People were incredibly confused about what my app did and said it was too complicated. Turns out it wasn't what I was presenting, but how I was presenting it. Good UI/UIX can make a world of a difference.

Hey y'all, I just launched my first complete project called Line Cal. It helps you see your week as a timeline instead of boxes as a visually linear and interactive web calendar designed for high-performance event management that features notes support and a Kanban board to help you track your event/task progress. It's much more intuitive and manageable (inspired by the Montessori method) than traditional calendars such as Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar, but you don't have to abandon those apps, as you can sync your calendars from them into Line Cal's linear format. Try it out at https://www.LineCal.com .

See your week as a timeline instead of boxes with Line Cal, a visually linear and interactive web calendar designed for high-performance event management that features notes support and a Kanban board to help you seamlessly track event progress. Inspired by Montessori Linear calendars, it's much more intuitive and manageable than traditional calendars such as Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar, but you don't have to abandon those apps, as you can sync your calendars from them into Line Cal's linear format. Try it out at https://www.LineCal.com - thhe calendar app for solo builders.

See your week as a timeline instead of boxes with Line Cal, a visually linear and interactive web calendar designed for high-performance event management that features notes support and a Kanban board to help you seamlessly track event progress. Inspired by Montessori Linear calendars, it's much more intuitive and manageable than traditional calendars such as Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar, but you don't have to abandon those apps, as you can sync your calendars from them into Line Cal's linear format. Try it out at https://www.LineCal.com .

More features, redesigns, and inspiration keep me excited about my app. I can't help but continue to share it!

- Slip-tracking (automatically placing neglected events/tasks being procrastinated on into the backlog)? ✅
- Private items (locking your events and notes with a password to encrypt your super secure content)? ✅
- Sleek redesign (no more page clutter)? ✅

Check out Line Cal to share in the excitement!

Digital calendars don't have the same limitations as physical calendars, which is why traditional calendars make more sense as physical calendars, as they're more space-efficient, but linear calendars make more sense as digital calendars, as they're more visually intuitive and navigable.

What do you think?

Featured Products in this category:

- https://www.linecal.com - Line Cal

- https://app.anucal.com - Anucal

- https://yearglance.com/ - Year Glance

More on Linear Calendars if you're interested (which can, in fact, work physically as well):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQHYj7x-t3A

As opposed to Traditional (grid-based) Calendars, which make more sense as physical calendars as they're more space efficient, digital calendars don't have the same limitations.

I'd personally argue that they're a better category in general for online calendars. What do you think?

Featured Products in this category:

- https://www.linecal.com - Line Cal

- https://app.anucal.com - Anucal

- https://yearglance.com/ - Year Glance

More about Linear Calendars (which can, in fact, work physically as well):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQHYj7x-t3A