Hello, ProductHunt community 👋, for the past 5 months, we worked hard to improve and redefine Kyugo, which we see as a breakthrough in the world of task applications. Original Kyugo was all about work-life balance. But we realized one thing. Work-life balance is a lie. 🤯 There's no universal rule to achieve it. Each of us is unique. Traditional time management often feels like a burden, an endless series of checkboxes waiting to be ticked. ☑️☑️☑️ But what if we could perceive time as a superpower? A unique freedom to choose what moments to prioritize? You choose how to live. Kyugo allows you to customize your day to what your life and its tasks mean to you. Visualize your day your way, not be dictated by what your phone tells you to do. Remember, you have the power to define what a task is. 🧘‍♂️ We believe in transforming your daily routine from a checklist of tasks to a visual masterpiece. Time is your canvas, not a burden, and Kyugo gives you the superpower to define it on your terms. 🚀 Kyugo is not just a calendar app; it's a revolutionary approach to reclaiming your time, where each moment becomes a brushstroke on your personal canvas of life. 🧑‍🎨 Embrace the fluidity of your day. Define tasks, events, and priorities in a way that suits your unique lifestyle. Plan, adapt, and visualize your time that resonates with your work and life balance. Welcome to a world where guilt is replaced by choice, and your day is a work of art in progress. Kyugo was born – a more visual and intuitive way to plan your day. ❤️ What's new in this version: ✅ Apple Calendar integration ✅ Android version ✅ Rename your layers to whatever you care about currently in life ✅ Set fixed daily blocks or don't have any fixed times per layer separately ✅ All-day events ✅ Improved UX ✅ Performance upgrade

Very interesting UI! I like the 3 circles of meet, work and live! How did you come up with it? Is it the result of some A/B User testings? Excited to hear about your story!

Congratulations, it's really cool UI and UX, after a brief period of use, I have several pieces of feedback: 1. It starts up a bit slow: It could be due to network issues, as there's a 4-5 second delay on a blank view when I launch the app, which is quite noticeable. 2. The font size for tips is too small, making it hard to read. 3. When the new user guide got to the "what do you care about?" view, I couldn't proceed. All the buttons were clickable, but the view wouldn't switch to the next step. It was only after I killed the current process and reopened it that I realized there should be a Next button at the bottom right of that step, but for some reason, it didn't appear the first time I entered.

I tried the iOS app, but keep getting stuck on the "What do you care about?" page. Unable to move ahead from there. Is the updated version available on iOS?

This looks really great. The visuals of a schedule reimagined as a physical clock is a refreshing take on the boring linear schedules. I used your Android app and it seems that its slow to load? I hope I wasn't the only one. Also the tutorials didn't work for me sometimes, for example when I am instructed to swipe to see the afternoon. I'm not sure if that was intended as a real-time dynamic tutorial or not. I appreciate the work you've put into the little things people forget while creating a thumb navigation based UX, like left handed users etc. I'll be following your progress as I am curious to see the new features you have in store like Wind down. Congrats on the launch!

The app looks very nice and seems intuitive to use. However, on Android, I was not able to get through the tutorial, as it was somehow buggy. When it said, "Swipe to see the afternoon," I tried swiping in each and every direction, and nothing happened, so I had to skip the tutorial. Also, I would like to split my time up into more than three sections - do you plan to allow more than three in the future? Congrats on your launch and on this idea, I really like it! ✨

This app is fantastic! It's not just user-friendly but also incredibly simple to navigate. The elegant design and intuitive interface make the entire experience delightful. I admire the attention to detail in terms of aesthetics – it brings a touch of elegance to the functionality. Well done! Kyugo does many things better where other apps fail. Only sometimes the app hangs for me. I use an Android smartphone.

Not all time is equal tho. The first hours are more powerful than the last. You can solve harder things etc. Have you looked into this? or is it out of scope?

Wow really cool product! And a really cool website! Love it! Will take inspriation from it!

Such a cool way to look at calendars! It really puts things into perspective when it comes to how long certain things take in our calendars!

That's a beautiful design! Best of luck with the launch.

Nice app and I love the upgrade but give us at least a week trial to check out the app before we put the credit card please

Dope UI! Looking to try this out and share it with my friends Congrats on the launch

Kyugo 2.0 sounds like a game-changer! I love the idea of visualizing my day in my own unique way. Can you tell me more about the features that make Kyugo stand out from other task applications? Also, have you considered integrating any productivity techniques like Pomodoro or Time Blocking into the app? Keep up the great work!

Congratulations, my friend! I love the original idea behind the tool. The landing page and tutorial video are flawless, looking amazing and highly executed. I will definitely follow you. Although I haven't tried the app yet, best of luck!

Explored the website thoroughly and it looks promising! Apple Calendar integration (!) Now ready to test it out.

Tool looks great, congratulations!

@tom_garcy the redesign is fantastic! The idea of transforming time into a superpower and visualizing the day as a personal canvas is truly innovative. The flexibility to define tasks, events, and priorities in a way that suits my unique lifestyle is a game-changer. Excited about the Apple Calendar integration and the Android version!

solid product Tom, Congrats!

Big fan of anything that re-thinks the calendar interface... very cool concept! Interestingly, I'm less excited about Kyugo as a planning tool—probably because I feel that planning is tedious, this visualization doesn't seem conducive to easy planning, and it's a pretty high cognitive load to learn a new interface/framework for calendar planning. That being said, I'm VERY excited about it as a time management/tracking tool and wonder which direction you'll lean into. I have a lot of projects going on at both work and in life, and this seems like a good visualization to get a sense for the time I'm spending in different areas of my life (which seem to be limited to Work, Life, and Meet right now?). The visualization is actually very data-rich when you use it for time-blocking. For example in the monthly calendar view: besides telling where I spend the bulk of my time, I can even tell things like when I get started in the morning, how late I usually work, what my most "active" work hours are, what days I tend to be less productive, etc. It'd be cool if I could track these things across whatever projects or categories I want! Anyway, really love this creative solution to calendaring—definitely think the concept has its superpowers and kryptonites that suit it to certain use cases, and I'm excited to see where y'all take it!