Timespace maps your entire day into a single radial view. Calendar, screen time, body, energy. Not to surveil you. To serve you.
The Radial Clock
The Event Horizon compresses your entire day into four concentric rings. Each ring represents a dimension of how you spend time. Together, they reveal patterns no single app can show.
Click any ring on the clock to explore it. Or use the buttons below.
Pulse sits in your macOS menu bar and silently tracks which app is in focus. No browser extensions, no manual categorization. It just watches and syncs.
Research shows it takes 23 min to refocus after each switch (Mark et al., 2008) and attention residue reduces output by ~20% (Leroy, 2009). Read the research
Multi-account Google Calendar sync with collision-aware scheduling. Every meeting, every focus block, every lunch break. The Intent Ring shows what you planned your day to be. The other rings show what actually happened.
Solid arcs are past events. Dashed arcs are upcoming. When the two diverge, you see it instantly.
Integrations
Timespace grows as your tools connect. Today, two sources. Tomorrow, your entire digital life.
Sleep duration, walking, steps, recovery score. Pulled from your Oura Ring automatically. The physical ring shows when your body was active and when it was recovering. Short sleep shows up as a thin arc. A long morning walk glows green.
The innermost ring predicts your cognitive energy throughout the day using sleep data and HRV. Blue means sharp. Green is good. Yellow is fading. Red means your brain is running on fumes. Schedule your hardest work when the core burns blue.
Exploring
We're exploring ways to capture time spent away from screens. Nothing is shipping yet. But here's what we're thinking about:
Voice capture
'Started cooking', and it logs.
NFC tags
Tap your phone on a sticker: 'Guitar', 'Meditation', 'Gym'.
Dial device
A tactile crown you turn to switch activities. No screen.
Start with Pulse and Calendar today. The rest connects as it ships.