Moon phase widget

O aplicativo utliza apenas uma interface em circulo, pois os calendários são os contidos no iPhone, inútil por apenas ser um aplicativo que ao invés de percorrer seu calendário por números e datas como no seu Calendário, ele apenas gira para escolher as datas, no meu caso, não muito funcional este aplicativo.

Could be better. I would like the ability to control notifications and add other calendars.

This app is very beautiful, but I find myself returning to Apple’s free calendar app because of the easily accessible widgets, which can be added to the Home Screen and quickly referenced for scheduling reminders. I think adding several widget options for CircleTime, such as a moon phase widget and a widget each for day/week/month, will definitely make this app worth the sub. Without Home Screen widgets, I find that it is easy to forget I even have this app (one that I paid for) installed! It was for this reason I gave it 3 stars. However, I did subscribe for the year in the hopes that developers might be encouraged (or perhaps already have plans) to add this feature! All and all, this is a visually-pleasing app with a lot of potential! (pagan Wheel of the Year theme, anyone?)

I absolutely LOVE this app! Thank you for making something functional and different than the usual spreadsheet. This makes me feel like I’m more in-tune with the earths natural cycles. Possible improvement for developer: I would love to be able to choose if I want my week view to start on Sunday or Monday, would this be possible? Thank you! UPDATE: The developer quickly responded to my idea and has already implemented it! It’s only been a couple weeks. Thank you so much, this is the best calendar app out there!

So this is the starting of my trial. I love the concept. Not the price. I do believe in energy exchange that compliments. Usually it’s a solid no ! I won’t even think about offering any kinda redundancy system that will result in ///another pay subscription commitment\\\ Circling is cool (usually),so I can see it has potential but aside from that “form” seems this offers me less details, costs more. Does form matter? Will this circle system finally help me articulate “ ALL “ the details that I have circling within.

I’d buy it if it were a one time purchase. But it’s hard to justify a subscription. Update in regards to the developer reaching out to explain their reasoning for moving to a subscription. See the thing is I actually hadn’t updated the app in about a year to avoid the subscription. I was forced to when I upgraded to a new phone. The original purchase app was good enough for me. It let me add events and track dates in a convenient format. From a consumer point of view further updates were largely unnecessary and if it means moving to ‘software as a service,’ unwanted. As it stands now the free app version does nothing for me. I can’t enter events anymore without upgrading. Long story short, from the consumer side this was a major step back. I no longer have a use for this app. My need is for the long haul ie. years. And I have no interest in paying for the app a dozen times over in that time. Updates were not necessary.

I wanted a simple circle clock, not sure why I thought this would be that. But it’s not. It’s convoluted and there’s no easy to follow manual for how to operate it. Maybe if I tinker around with it for a few hours it’ll begin to feel intuitive, but for $6 that shouldn’t be necessary.

The app is unusual, which was its main selling point. But it doesn’t work as advertised. The color dots don’t exist. The monochromatic version makes it harder than necessary to understand. I love creativity in my life but don’t have time for underperformance. I deleted it immediately.

It’s exciting the idea of having a circle calendar. But using it, doesn’t make much sense. Maybe needs improvement or else I gave away my money.

For those of us with difficulty processing time linearly this is great. More integration + intuitive UI on the next update will mean 5 stars [Edit: the new themes are so monochromatic that getting a visual overview is quickly is difficult]