TimeNest:Tree - Global Calendar Timeboxing

TimeNest is officially live on the App Store. Rebuilt from the ground up. Originally released as a TestFlight beta, TimeNest has been fully redesigned based on real user feedback. This is not a minor update, but a complete rethink of the product. The UI and UX are cleaner and more focused, with smoother interactions and better performance. Global time management, time-boxing, and daily planning now feel simpler and more intuitive. Built for people living across time zones.

Hi Product Hunt I built TimeNest because I kept struggling with time in two different ways at once: managing my own day, and coordinating across time zones with people I work and live with. Most time apps felt either too complex or too rigid. During the TestFlight beta, I realized the real problem wasn’t missing features, but friction. Too many taps, too much noise, not enough calm. So I rebuilt TimeNest from scratch. I focused on clarity, speed, and intention. Fewer decisions, smoother flows, and a design that helps you think about time without feeling rushed. This App Store launch is the result of that reset. I’d love to hear how you manage time today, and what still feels broken for you. Thanks for checking it out

Version 1.3.2

August 29, 2026

Weekly Timetable Widget

A new large widget lays your week out like a class schedule — every event sitting at its real hour, not stacked in a list.
Shows the week's weather, a current-time line, and splits overlapping events into columns.
The axis is fixed from midnight to midnight, so the same week always reads against the same ruler.

Follow Today — Dynamic Island & Lock Screen

Turn on "Follow Today" to see your current event's progress and what comes next, live in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen.
Collapsed, it shows a ring of your whole day and the time left. Expanded, a journey line runs from the start of what you are doing to when it ends.
It never appears on its own, and ends itself once the last event of the day is over.

Search

Search schedules and timebox items together from the tab bar — tap a result to land on that day.
Before you type, it offers recent searches, the events you look up most, and your busiest categories.

Scheduling

Resize an event by pressing the corner of its block and dragging.
Postponing an event that is already underway now asks whether to move only the remaining time to tomorrow — the hour you have already spent stays on today's record.
When tomorrow is busy, TimeNest suggests the free slots closest to the original time.
Events drain as they pass — the part of a block above the current-time line fades, so a glance tells you how far in you are.

Widgets & Navigation

The small widget is now a mini timeline — what just passed, what is on now, and what is next.
The tab bar follows the floating bar of iOS 26, with search beside it. The timer now opens from the pusher on the watch face.
Fixed schedules drifting by an hour in widgets after a daylight saving change.