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A look back, for onceSee where your time goes
Most calendars show you the future. KashCal also shows you the past.
You already know your Tuesdays are bad. KashCal will tell you how bad, and which days are giving you a break, and where your next long stretch of open time is hiding. Without a tracker. Without logging anything. Your calendar is already the log.
Aim it at whatever you want
Insights only looks at the calendars you have switched on. Turn off your work calendar in the nav drawer and you get a window on your personal time. Turn off personal and you see the work view. Leave everything on for the honest picture. Same feature, whichever question you're asking.
What you'll see
- Weekend load
- How much of your Saturday and Sunday is already spoken for.
- Early and late
- How early the earliest thing starts, how late the latest runs.
- Calendar mix
- Which calendar is eating the most hours, stacked so you can see the split at a glance.
- Busiest day
- Which weekday takes the biggest bite out of your schedule.
- Back-to-back
- Your longest run with no gap between commitments.
- Meeting-free days
- Days with nothing on the calendar. Good for planning rest, or work, or neither.
- Next free block
- The next long stretch of open time. Not a statistic — a place to put something, or nothing.
Week, last week, or this month. Pick the period at the top. See how this week is going, how last week went, or zoom out to the month so far.
Nothing leaves your phone
The math runs on your device. There's no KashCal server, no cloud, no account to create, no work email required. Free, offline, computed on the phone in your pocket.
Every calendar you have switched on
Personal Google, iCloud, Nextcloud, Fastmail, Outlook, your phone's local calendar, an ICS feed of your kid's school year, whatever else is in your drawer. If it's switched on in KashCal, it counts. If it's off, it doesn't. You're the filter.
A calendar that remembers what you did, not just what's coming, turns out to be more useful than you'd guess.