Calist replaces your calendar, todo list, notes app and file drawer with one place. The difference is capture: talk to it, and AI turns your brain dump into events, lists and notes — filed where they belong. Built solo in Melbourne with an obsessive focus on design: no clutter, no gradients, just a calm space where your life is organised. Syncs with Google, Microsoft and Apple calendars. iOS, Android and web.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Jaspar, a solo dev from Melbourne. Calist started because my family’s life was scattered across a calendar app, two todo apps, notes, and a camera roll full of screenshots of things I’d forget.
So I built one place for all of it. The feature I’m proudest of is voice capture — you just talk, and Calist turns it into events, list items and notes, filed correctly. No forms, no friction.
Everything is designed to feel calm: one design language, no ads, no clutter.
I’d genuinely love feedback!
Ask me anything, I’ll be here all day.
Jaspar,
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Calist sounds like it was designed by someone who actually hates cluttered interfaces as much as I do. Love that you built it solo and obsessing over the details shows - the voice capture idea is genuinely smart, and I'm curious how it handles the messy stuff we all actually say out loud.
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@cemreivaq thanks for your comment and yes there was a lot of time and care to design a simple, calm dashboard to assist with busy people who need a easy way to view what’s on and keep organised.
The voice capture idea has been tuned and tailored to be what it is essentially a voice capture system where as you speak in real time a live AI model calls tools rather than waiting for my to stop, then process and parse to get the quickest responses so users can easily jump on brain dump and go.
Thanks,
Jaspar
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Calist sounds like it was designed by someone who actually hates cluttered interfaces as much as I do. Love that you built it solo and obsessing over the details shows - the voice capture idea is genuinely smart, and I'm curious how it handles the messy stuff we all actually say out loud.