Public beta on TestFlight

See the month.
Run the day.

A native iPhone calendar for the month, agenda, reminders, widgets, and local digest alerts. It works with the calendars and reminder lists already on your device. The public beta is available through TestFlight.

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Captured from the running Notics app

SwiftUI native Calendar + Reminder access Local notifications Shared widget settings

How it works

From month view to a planned day.

Open the month, pick a date, and add an event or reminder without leaving the calendar flow.

Actual Notics month view captured from the iPhone simulator

Open the month

See six weeks at once, with today, event chips, reminders, and weekends clearly separated.

Actual Notics selected-day view captured from the iPhone simulator

Choose a day

The selected date becomes the focus while the agenda updates underneath the grid.

Actual Notics New Event sheet captured from the iPhone simulator

Add from the sheet

The add button opens the real event editor with event/reminder mode, dates, calendar, and alarm controls.

Try it yourself

Feel the app, right here.

A working replica of the Notics month and agenda screen — the same layout, the same gesture math, the same motion. Swipe it like you would on iPhone.

Step 1

Swipe the agenda sidewaysSlide across up to ±3 days and watch the liquid highlight travel through the month grid.

Step 2

Tap a reminder's circleCompletes it in place — the row settles to the bottom of the day, just like the app.

Step 3

Swipe the agenda upwardExpands into the full-screen Upcoming list. Drag down from the top to come back.

Free play

Now make it yours.Tune the gesture speed and keep exploring — every interaction here runs the app's real math.

Gesture speed1.00×

Day swipe distance54 pt

Expand distance64 pt

Rebuilt for the browser from the app's SwiftUI source — the same numbers the app ships with.

Native flow

Plan from the month grid,
without jumping around.

Notics keeps the calendar, agenda, and editor close together, with SwiftUI glass, familiar gestures, and no account-based dashboard in between.

Month and agenda together so planning never splits across screens.
A persistent add button for events or reminders from the current date.
Native sheets and gestures with the same motion language as the app.

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Search events & reminders

AllEventsReminders

Design review

Today · 10:00

Lunch with Sam

Today · 12:30

Call mom

Reminder · no date

Gestures

Move through days
without losing context.

Swipe across nearby dates, expand the agenda when the day gets busy, and tune the interaction speed in settings.

Adjustable sensitivity and scroll speed, yours to tune.
Horizontal day swipe of ±3 days from the agenda.
Fullscreen exit by drag distance, not a button.

Agendaexpanded

Design review

10:00 – 11:00 · Work

Lunch with Sam

12:30 – 13:30 · Personal

Ship Notics 2.0

All-day · Team

Pick up dry cleaning

Reminder · 17:00

Evening run

19:00 – 19:45

Reminder inbox

Keep undated reminders
out of the calendar.

Tasks without dates live in a dedicated reminder inbox, so they stay visible without cluttering the month grid.

A dedicated inbox for reminders without a date.
Tap to complete with a satisfying strike-through.
Schedule or delete right from the tray.

Reminder Inbox4 items

Call mom

No date · Personal

Reply to Maya's email

No date · Work

Renew gym membership

No date · Errands

Pick a wallpaper

No date · Home

Product details

Everything daily planning needs.

Month planning, agenda review, reminders, search, settings, digest notifications, and widgets all stay in one native workflow.

EventKit calendar core

Reads and writes the calendars already configured on the device, including iCloud, Google, Outlook, and Exchange sources exposed by iOS.

Reminder inbox

Undated reminders have their own panel, so tasks without a date stay visible without crowding the calendar month.

Spotlight-style search

Search across events and reminders with clear filters for all items, calendar events, or reminders only.

Gesture preferences

Quick Start helps tune gesture sensitivity, horizontal day swipes, agenda expansion, and first-day-of-week preferences.

Daily digest

Optional local notifications summarize the upcoming agenda using the digest window and sound settings selected in the app.

Widget families

Today, Today Agenda, and Month widgets share the active Notics appearance so the home screen matches the app.

Under the hood

Small details, done natively.

The pieces you feel every day — frameworks, alerts, gestures — are built straight on iOS, not wrapped around it.

Apple frameworks

Native down to the data layer.

SwiftUIEvery screen, sheet, and transition
EventKitReads & writes your real calendars
WidgetKitThree themed widget families
UserNotificationsDigest scheduled on the device

Daily digest

One heads-up, then quiet.

Reminders

Complete with one tap.

Gesture tuning

Motion that matches your thumb.

Set once in Quick Start, adjust anytime in Settings → Gestures.

Widgets

Real Notics widgets, not mock cards.

Today, Today Agenda, and Month use the same WidgetKit layout and sample data as the app extension.

Themes

Themes that carry through the app.

Each theme uses the same palette, preview style, and alternate icon bundled with Notics.

Theme

Light

Clean system light mode

Theme

Dark

Clean system dark mode

Theme

Morning

Warm orange highlight

Theme

Midnight

Cool blue night highlight

Theme

Dust

Muted clay highlight

Theme

Open Retro

Retro orange highlight

Theme

Cara

Soft violet highlight

Theme

Mint

Fresh green highlight

Theme

Black

Neutral gray highlight

Theme

Velma

Bright purple highlight

Real app icons, not placeholders.

These are the same iOS icon files bundled with the app themes.

Light

#FF3B30

Dark

#FF453A

Morning

#FF9F0A

Midnight

#64D2FF

Dust

#B1785B

Open Retro

#E85D04

Cara

#AF52DE

Mint

#34C759

Black

#8E8E93

Velma

#BF5AF2

26.5iOS deployment target

10Themes + alt icons

3Widget families

100%Native SwiftUI

Your calendar should show the full day without making you manage another system.

Notics design principle

Privacy model

Your iOS data stays the source of truth.

Notics uses Apple's Calendar and Reminders frameworks to read and update the data already on your device. Digest alerts are scheduled locally.

No servers No cloud sync

No tracking No analytics iOS calendars

iOS reminders No third parties No ads EventKit framework

Local notifications Local digest Private by design No sign-up On-device only

You own your data Works offline No data collection No push servers

Nothing leaves your phone No hidden trackers Apple frameworks only

Your device, your rules Fully transparent

Calendar and reminder data stays in the iOS sources you already use.

FAQ

Good to know.

Does Notics work with my existing calendars?

Yes. Notics reads and writes through EventKit, so every iCloud, Google, Outlook, or Exchange calendar already on your iPhone just works. No accounts to create, no data leaves your device.

Is my data sent to a server?

No. Notics is fully on-device. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no tracking. The daily digest is a local notification scheduled by your phone.

Do the widgets match my theme?

Yes. Widgets read the shared Notics appearance settings so their colors and surfaces stay aligned with the app.

What iOS version do I need?

Notics targets iOS 26.5 and uses the Liquid Glass APIs introduced in iOS 26, so it needs a device running iOS 26 or newer. See support for details.

Can I change the first day of the week?

Yes — Sunday, Monday, or Saturday. You can also choose which weekdays get the accent highlight, and whether to show holiday labels.

Does it support iPad and Mac?

Notics adapts its layout for tablet portrait, tablet landscape, and a wider desktop gallery, so it scales beautifully across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Public beta

Join the public beta on TestFlight.

Notics targets iOS 26.5 or newer and is available through a public TestFlight link while it is in beta.

Public beta

TestFlight for iPhone

Install Notics from the public TestFlight beta and try the native month, agenda, reminders, and widgets workflow.

Month + agenda calendar
Events & reminders unified
Spotlight search
Reminder inbox
Quick Start setup

Join Public Beta

Widget extension

WidgetKit themes

Home-screen widgets use the same active appearance and alternate icon language as the app.

All 10 themes + alt icons
Today, Today Agenda & Month widgets
Daily digest notifications
Per-calendar colors & alerts
Adaptive light/dark switching

View widget demo

Join the Notics public beta.

Open the TestFlight link to install Notics on iPhone and send feedback as you try it.

Check requirements Join Public Beta

From month view to a planned day.

Open the month

Choose a day

Add from the sheet

Feel the app, right here.

Plan from the month grid,without jumping around.

Move through dayswithout losing context.

Keep undated remindersout of the calendar.

Everything daily planning needs.

EventKit calendar core

Reminder inbox

Spotlight-style search

Gesture preferences

Daily digest

Widget families

Small details, done natively.

Native down to the data layer.

One heads-up, then quiet.

Complete with one tap.

Motion that matches your thumb.

Real Notics widgets, not mock cards.

Themes that carry through the app.

Real app icons, not placeholders.

Your iOS data stays the source of truth.

Good to know.

Join the public beta on TestFlight.

Join the Notics public beta.

Plan from the month grid,
without jumping around.

Move through days
without losing context.

Keep undated reminders
out of the calendar.