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Weeknor – The Weekly Calendar — App Store rankings

Michael Schoenbeck · Productivity · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Weeknor is an elegant, feature-rich calendar app designed for busy professionals who want complete control over their schedule. With beautiful week, month, and year views, you can see your entire calendar at a glance or zoom in for detailed planning. Key Features: Multiple Calendar Views – Switch seamlessly between week, month, and year views. The week view shows hourly details with all-day events, while the month and year views give you the big picture for long-term planning. Intuitive Event Management – Create, edit, and delete events with ease. Long-press anywhere in the week view to instantly create an event at that time. Add locations, notes, URLs, travel time, and multiple reminders to every event. Manage recurring events with flexible options for editing individual instances or entire series. Advanced Attendee & Location Features – Add attendees by email with contact suggestions, or search for real-world locations with maps integration. Events can include structured location data with Look Around previews. Powerful Search – Find any event in seconds with full-text search. Results are organized by past and upcoming events, making it easy to locate and manage your schedule history. Calendar Filtering – Show or hide specific calendars across multiple accounts. Manage which calendars appear with simple toggle controls. Customizable Schedule – Set your preferred work hours (start and end times) so you only see the hours you need. All other hours remain accessible by scrolling. Choose your language (English, German, Spanish, French) and appearance theme (Light or Dark). Start managing your time smarter with Weeknor. Download today.

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