See the day clearly
Dates and plans laid out so a glance is enough.
In preparationiPhone and iPad
APOUL Calendar
Never lose track of a plan.
A calendar that keeps your dates readable at a glance and resists turning into a project manager.
In preparationBeing prepared for release. Price and distribution will be announced once fixed.
- Dates and plans at a glance
- Reminders and sharing
- iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later)
Why this exists
A calendar you can read in one look.
Most calendars grow until you need to concentrate to read them. Calendar keeps the day and the week legible, and leaves the heavy planning to something else.
Screens
What it looks like.
Screens prepared for the App Store, in Japanese, with made-up sample data. Small details may differ from the current version.
What it does
What it does.
Reminders
Timed plans remind you 30 minutes before; all-day plans at 8:00 that morning.
Holidays and sharing
Holiday names appear on the calendar, and plans can be sent through the share menu or LINE.
When you would use it
Situations, not features.
Checking today at a glance
Open, look, close.
Keeping a light schedule
Personal plans without a work tool.
Not losing a one-off
A single appointment that must not slip.
How it goes
The basic flow.
You should be able to guess the next step without reading a manual.
- 1Open it
When you want to check a plan.
- 2Look
Dates and plans on one screen.
- 3Move on
Find what you need and get on with your day.
Kept simple, described honestly.
Sync with other calendars will be stated in the final specification. We are not describing it before it is settled.
The free version shows ads through Google AdMob. They are not shown while you are on the Premium plan. To serve and measure the ads, an advertising identifier and limited information about the device and the app are sent to Google. The plans and notes you enter are not. On iOS the app asks for tracking permission, and without it the advertising identifier is not used. What Google does with the data is set out in the Google privacy policy.
Questions
Common questions.
Sync with other calendars will be stated in the final specification.
Yes. Pick plans and send them through the share menu or LINE.
No. It is in preparation for release.
Column
Columns about this.
The problems this app is built around, and what to settle before you bring it in.
- People and workBeyond the 8-Hour Day: Building Work Around Short ShiftsHiring only full-timers rules out parents with limited hours. Which tasks suit short shifts, how to fit work to time slots, and covering sudden absences.
- People and workA Sudden Resignation or Leave: Keeping the Work MovingWhen someone resigns or goes on leave without warning, hiring alone may be too slow. How to list the work that cannot stop, decide what to cover, delay or pause, what to check before bringing in outside help, and what to prepare in normal times.
- People and workShort-Staffed Only in the Busy Season? Where to Start PreparingIf you run short at the same time every year, the shortage is predictable. Why overtime and borrowed staff are not enough, Japan's overtime caps, estimating the peak from last year's attendance, and splitting the extra work into pieces others can take.