I’ve built a simple calendar app designed for daily logging to help me track where my time actually goes. It can be used for time blocking, as a to-do list, or even as a habit tracker. I made subtle design choices to adapt it to my personal needs. It's free and works offline(pwa). Please try it out and let me know if you found it useful.

• double click on timeline to create or edit calendar card/item.
• long press to move it around or resize. to resize drag the bottom arrow.

Hi everyone,

I shared an earlier version of my serverless productivity/time-blocking app here a while back, and I’ve just pushed a major update. The big focus is privacy—all data stays in your browser.

Old version link: https://nitish-17.github.io/Timebox/
Updated version link: https://nitish-17.github.io/Timebox-v2/

What’s New:

• Smart Notes: Added both date-specific and common notes. You can also convert a note(bullet points) directly into a tasks.
• Energy Level Tracking: You can set your start and end times so the app maps your energy (max at start, minimum at end). Press . to toggle a the energy level view.
• Local AI Integration: I’ve added AI features that don’t compromise your data. You can configure it to use Ollama or LM Studio by pressing , (I have primarily tested it with Ollama).
  • How to use AI: If Ollama is running, just press / to generate tasks, break down complex tasks into sub-steps, or ask the AI questions.
• Built with Gemini CLI: I created this primarily for my own workflow, but if you find it useful, feel free to use it or fork it and modify it to your liking. If you use Gemini CLI, you can just open the project and say things like "add this to the left column" or "tweak the middle column," and it will handle the code changes for you.