3-Line Calendar puts your next three calendar events on Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Free, private, open source, and free from ads, subscriptions, and tracking.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m Victor, creator of 3-Line Calendar.
Like many of you, my day revolves around staying aware of upcoming meetings and tasks. But constantly opening a heavy calendar app—or cluttering screen space with dense widgets—created unnecessary distraction. I wanted one simple thing: to see my next few events at a glance with zero friction.
That’s why I built 3-Line Calendar.
Why you might like it:
- Focused & Minimal: Gives you a quiet, readable home for your next three timed events on Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
- Privacy First: No accounts, no data tracking, no analytics, and no ads. Your schedule never leaves your device.
- 100% Free & Open Source: Licensed under Apache 2.0 on [GitHub](https://github.com/xinbenlv/thre...). No subscriptions or hidden paywalls—ever.
I’d love to hear your feedback, thoughts, or suggestions for future updates! What does your ideal watch face / home screen setup look like? 💬
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Looks like a nice clean approach for checking upcoming events at a glance. One thing that would make it even more useful for me is a small visual cue or color coding for events happening in the next hour, so I can quickly spot what's urgent without having to read the time on each line.
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@zelihayapa thank you for your suggestion. Yes I think it's a great idea, and we are hoping to include it in the next release.
Would you kindly explain how you envision how these color encoding is determined?
Looks like a nice clean approach for checking upcoming events at a glance. One thing that would make it even more useful for me is a small visual cue or color coding for events happening in the next hour, so I can quickly spot what's urgent without having to read the time on each line.
@zelihayapa thank you for your suggestion. Yes I think it's a great idea, and we are hoping to include it in the next release.
Would you kindly explain how you envision how these color encoding is determined?