Calendar planner Circle Time

I’ve been looking forward to this rerelease and was not disappointed. I love the way the app places the present moment at the centre and depicts conceptual time in a circle around it. Breaking with the linearity of our conventional depiction of time the focus is always Now. So much information is presented in a single view, it’s a very cool way to rewire your thinking. It’s a little fiddly to use at first. I was swiping too widely and couldn’t get the screens to change. When I contacted the developers they were really helpful and quickly uncovered what I was doing wrong. The person I spoke with was warm, patient and pleasant. That in itself makes a difference. It’s working perfectly now. Very happy to give this app and its makers five stars.

Does not work on iPhone 6+. Shame on the developers for giving up.

If I create an event in the app it doesn't appear in the app but does on my iCalender. Good idea, uselessly implemented by being overly flashy and offering poor instructions. Avoid.

This is a great app once you can figure out exactly how it works it simple and easy to use. It looks great although it would be better suited to the iPad as it can seem a bit small at times. I love the way it syncs with my calendar. All I all great app!

great little app. keep up the good work.

First, I love the innovative and beautiful approach this developer has taken to creating a unique look and feel to an area of ios that has seen so many poor solutions. Here are my thoughts: Speed: right now this tool is slow. I'm sure as time goes by it will be tweaked to increase performance but there is a serious lag in displaying when you switch views. So much so that you think you haven't actually tap the icon to switch and do it again. Fingers: I don't have fat or thin fingers but if you have fingers nails you will start cursing. The downside is that since it is so beautifully produce the control points to move from day to day are too small. If you are in a rush, you'll soon get frustrated. iPad? This app would be the most sought after tool for the iPad. Why? Because on a larger scale most of the downsides disappear. The only thing then is speed. Which I'm sure will go away over time. I still love the look and feel, it will stay on the iPhone for now and I'll look forward to an update when the developer has had a chance to breath. It would have had four stars if the speed issue wasn't there.

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.