Timepage
An app that shows your schedule as a timeline with weather.
What Timepage does
Timepage is a calendar app for Apple devices known for its looks. It shows your plans as a scrolling timeline, adds a month heatmap of busy and free days, and builds in weather and travel times. It works with iCloud, Google, Outlook and Exchange calendars. It started as a Moleskine app and now runs on a membership.
Timepage was first launched by Moleskine in 2015, and it still feels like it came from a design studio. Instead of a grid of boxes, your days flow down a timeline, and a month heatmap shows at a glance which days are packed and which are open.
It also helps you plan the day around your events. You get animated temperature and rain forecasts, travel time estimates for walking, cycling, driving or transit, and hints like how much free time you have after a meeting. Adding an event is a swipe down and a quick line of text. Recent updates added week and year views, a bigger widget, and Siri support so you can ask about your day or add events by voice.
Timepage sits on top of the calendars you already use, including iCloud, Google, Outlook, Exchange and CalDAV, so a family calendar you share there will show up. It doesn't add family sharing of its own.
It's a membership app. After the trial you pay monthly or yearly, and if you stop, your calendar stays readable but you lose editing and weather.
Alternatives to Timepage
Who it's for
Skip it if: Anyone who wants a free calendar. Android owners or families who need built-in sharing.
Pricing
Timepage has a free trial, then a membership: $3.99 a month or $19.99 a year in the US App Store. We couldn't confirm how long the trial lasts. If your membership ends, you can still read your calendar but can't edit it or see weather.
Prices can vary by country. Checked 19 Oct 2026.
What people like
- Distinctive, polished design with lots of themes
- Weather and travel times right next to your plans
- Works with iCloud, Google, Outlook and Exchange
- Still actively updated in 2026
Watch out for
- No free plan after the trial
- Apple only
- No family sharing beyond the calendars you connect
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Questions people ask
Is Timepage free?
No. It has a free trial, then needs a monthly or yearly membership. Without one, your calendar stays read-only.
Is Timepage still made by Moleskine?
Moleskine launched it in 2015. Today the App Store lists Bonobo Pte Ltd as the seller, and the app is still updated.
Does Timepage work with Google Calendar?
Yes. It syncs with Google, iCloud, Outlook, Exchange and CalDAV calendars.
Is Timepage on Android?
No. It's for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.