Frequently asked questions about Calenytic

Calenytic is an iPhone calendar app with built-in time tracking and time analytics. You can plan events, start and stop activities, and review how time is distributed across your selected calendars.

Calenytic combines calendar planning, a start-stop timer and analytics in one app. It can suit people who want to plan and understand their personal time directly in their calendar. There is no single best app for everyone.

No. Calenytic uses Apple’s calendar interface to access calendars configured and authorized on your device. These can include iCloud, Google and Exchange calendars. Availability and editing depend on the account and its permissions.

Reserve an event block for a specific task, such as 45 minutes of studying. Use time tracking to record the actual duration and adjust your calendar afterwards. Calenytic does not promise fully automatic AI scheduling.

You can adjust event start times, end times and durations to match your real day. Time tracking helps reflect planned and actual time in your calendar. This does not mean every event is automatically rescheduled.

Analytics calculates time distributions, trends and activity patterns from your selected calendar events. It does not monitor other apps or detect activities you have not recorded in your calendar.

Calendar analysis and many settings are processed locally. Optional remote reminders and Live Activities send selected data to Firebase and Apple. RevenueCat supports purchases; PostHog processes usage events. The app privacy policy explains these services and the limits of the diagnostics setting.

Calenytic is available on the App Store with in-app purchases. Current products, prices, billing periods and conditions are shown on the App Store and in the app before purchase.

This website presents the iPhone app. The current App Store version requires iOS 26 or later.