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Version 3.0.7 · 2026-09-29
Thanks for using TimeBloc! New: • Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 3.0.7, updated 2026-09-29.







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See your whole day as blocks of time — not a list you'll never finish.
TimeBloc turns your day into visual, colour-coded blocks with icons, tags and live countdowns, so you can feel how much time you actually have. Built for anyone who loses track of time.
Plan once with Routines, pull in your existing calendars, and let TimeBloc keep the day moving.
Download TimeBloc and start getting organized now with:
• Timelines
Block your day into multiple events. By the hour or minute, leisure or work, personalize your day with TimeBloc's intuitive design. Distinguish events with icons and colored tags. Easily reschedule your events by dragging and dropping them across the timeline.
• Routines
Creating a routine is simple. Just plan it once and let TimeBloc integrate it into your timeline.
• Calendar integration
Effortlessly incorporate your existing calendar events into your plans.…
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Thanks for using TimeBloc! New: • Bug fixes and performance improvements
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