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Version 3.12.10 · 2026-10-09
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The store currently lists version 3.12.10, updated 2026-10-09.








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UNDERSTAND TIME AS A WHOLE
Most calendars organize time into boxes.
But time unfolds through rhythms and cycles.
CircleTime is a visual calendar that reflects that reality.
Plan your day, week, and month with a clear visual calendar that helps you understand time as a connected whole. Events, reminders, tasks, weather, daylight, moon phases, and activity come together in one connected view.
The circular view gives clarity at a glance. You see when the day begins, when light fades, when routines fit, and when rest comes. Less overwhelm, more focus.
Discover patterns that traditional calendars often hide. Understand how your plans, movement, and natural rhythms fit together throughout the day.
Instead of switching between apps, lists, and trackers, everything is organized in a single timeline that helps you stay focused, reduce overwhelm, and plan with greater clarity.…
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