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Velprium
Add context, properties, and insights to your calendar
8 followers
Add context, properties, and insights to your calendar
8 followers
Velprium is a digital bullet journal built on top of your Google Calendar. Keep your calendar exactly as it is Velprium adds status, tags, and ratings to your events, lets you see the same day through Plan / Act / Review lenses, and turns your history into weekly & monthly reports on where your time actually went. Unfinished plans aren't silently pushed forward: you migrate them intentionally, and the full trace is preserved. You can also ask AI to organize your schedule or analyze patterns
I built Velprium because of a loop I couldn't escape: my schedule lived in Google Calendar, my task states lived in Notion, and my weekly reflections lived in a notebook. Three places for one resource — my time. Every "system" I tried died within weeks because of the copying.
So I spent the past year building the missing layer on top of Google Calendar itself:
- Attach status, tags, and ratings to any event (your calendar stays clean — none of this syncs back)
- View the same day through multiple lenses — I use Plan | Act | Review columns side by side
- Diary view reads your day as a log; Review view shows weekly/monthly reports on where your time went
I'd genuinely love to hear how you track your time today — and what would make you actually look back at it. That question shaped this product more than anything else.
the migrate-on-purpose flow is genuinely useful, finally a calendar view that doesn't pretend yesterday's unfinished tasks just evaporated. the weekly report broke down my time in a way that felt honest rather than flattering.
@duyguekinnq1t Thanks, Duygu. I’m glad the idea resonated.
I’m still refining both the migration flow and weekly report. Which part of the live product did you try, and was there anything that felt confusing or incomplete?
The Plan/Act/Review framing is genuinely useful, would love to see a quick weekly "intention" note you write on Monday that the AI references when generating those reports. It would make the patterns feel tied to goals instead of just stats.
honestly the plan act review split is kind of brilliant, makes me actually look at my week instead of just letting it blur by. also loved that i didn't have to redo anything in google calendar