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Work · July 1, 2026

TimeBits: Tasks & Calendar

Daily Planner & Reminders

TimeBits: Tasks & Calendar launched on July 1, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

TimeBits helps you plan your day by combining tasks and calendar events in one simple timeline. Create tasks, organize them into groups, manage recurring tasks, and keep track of completed items without switching between apps.

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Productivity Developer Anton Sydorov Language EN English Size 5.2 MB iPhone TimeBits helps you plan your day by bringing tasks, reminders, and calendar events together in one simple timeline. Instead of switching between your to-do list and your calendar, you can see what needs to be done and what is already scheduled in one clear view. Add tasks, organize them into groups, create recurring tasks, set gentle reminders, and keep track of completed items. Key features: • Timeline view See tasks and calendar events together, organized by date. • Task groups Organize your tasks by areas of your life, such as Work, Home, Personal, Travel, or Health. • Recurring tasks Create tasks that repeat…from apps.apple.com

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