It's a map of your time.
AnyMoment turns your schedule into a map canvas you can zoom and pan—from a lifetime view down to the next meeting—so you finally see your time the way you think it.
- Navigate time with map-style controls: pan, zoom, jump anywhere.
- Life overview at a glance: zoom out to a heatmap of years.
- Create events from plain text: paste a WhatsApp, email, or thought.
- Most advanced recurrence system, without cumbersome interfaces. Just say it the way you think it.
- Extract events from voice: hold to record, same AI turns speech into events.
- Google stays in sync both ways. Calendars you send to iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud, or any CalDAV server stay in sync both ways. Events that come in from those calendars are view-only in AnyMoment and update automatically.
Make AnyMoment your main calendar, or connect Google, iCloud and more.
Calendars weren't designed for how humans remember time.
Traditional calendars are tables: grids, lists, dialogs, and tiny boxes. But in your head, time is a space. You remember it as before/after, near/far, dense/quiet, seasons, phases.
AnyMoment is built around that mental model. A calendar isn't a spreadsheet. It's a map.
Write moments the way you think them.
Stop fighting recurrence dialogs and tiny dropdowns. Type what you mean—or say it. AnyMoment extracts events from plain text or from voice; same AI, messy and human either way.
- Handles complex recurrence, exceptions, gaps, and multiple events at once.
- Works great for copy/paste planning from messages and email threads—or speak it.
Your calendars, with a better view.
Changes you make in AnyMoment and in Google stay in sync, both ways.
Calendars and events you send to iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud, or any CalDAV server stay in sync both ways, including repeats and edits. Events that come in from those calendars are view-only in AnyMoment. Change them in their own app, and the updates show up here automatically, within a few minutes, or right away when that calendar sends them immediately.
- Connect iCloud or Fastmail with an app password from that service. Enter your email and AnyMoment finds the server for you.
- Nextcloud connects with its own sign-in. If your server uses its own security certificate, AnyMoment shows it so you can confirm it before connecting.
Turn time into triggers.
Events shouldn't just sit there. They should do things. Feed events in from content and trigger actions with webhooks and automations.
- When Focus block starts → set Slack to DND + start timer
- When Workout ends → log it to a spreadsheet
- When Client call begins → open meeting link + prep notes
- When Trip is 24h away → send packing checklist
Python SDK & CLI — infinite possibilities for automation.
Use the AnyMoment API from the command line or from your own code. Script your calendar, plug into cron, CI, or any tool—create and manage recurring events with natural language, no UI required.
- CLI: Login, create calendars and events, list instances, export—all from the terminal.
- SDK: Full Python client for apps, scripts, and integrations.
- Automation: Cron jobs, CI pipelines, chatbots, custom dashboards—your calendar, your way.
Agents can drive AnyMoment through the CLI and the agent skill.
# From the terminal
pip install "anymoment[cli]"
am today
am today --json --fields events,failures
# From your code
from anymoment import Client
agenda = client.get_agenda(start=..., end=...)
agenda.events, agenda.failures
Why AnyMoment wins where other calendars can't.
The map interface
A navigation model that matches how people think: zoom, pan, perspective.
Perspective at every scale
From daily detail to multi-year clarity, with heatmap density.
Natural language — text or voice
Type or speak: messy text and speech, multiple events, exceptions, and gaps.
No tradeoff
Google stays in sync both ways. Calendars you send to iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud, or any CalDAV server stay in sync both ways. Events that come in are view-only and update automatically.
Start in under a minute.
Step 1
Use AnyMoment, or connect a calendar you already have
Step 2
Explore your time map (zoom out, zoom in, find patterns)
Step 3
Add moments by writing or speaking (or automate them)
Built for people who care about their time.
Busy founders & makers: see where your life actually goes.
Families: school, activities, shared rhythms—without chaos.
Creators & freelancers: blocks, deep work, clients, projects, seasons.
Fitness & training: plans with real-life exceptions and consistency.
Neurodivergent-friendly planning: clarity through zoomed-out structure.
Automation lovers: turn events into a control center.
Try AnyMoment free for 30 days.
- Full experience during the trial
- Cancel anytime during the trial
FAQ
Is AnyMoment a replacement for my current calendar?
It can be your main calendar, or you can keep Google. Changes in AnyMoment and in Google stay in sync, both ways.
How does iCloud, Fastmail, Nextcloud, or another CalDAV server work?
Calendars and events you send there stay in sync both ways, including repeats and edits. Events that come in are view-only in AnyMoment. Change them in their own app, and the updates show up here automatically.
How do I connect a calendar?
Connect iCloud or Fastmail with an app password from that service. Your email is enough for AnyMoment to find the server. Nextcloud connects with its own sign-in. If a server uses its own security certificate, you can review it and choose to trust it.
Can it handle complex recurring schedules?
Yes—recurrence, exceptions, gaps, and multiple events from a single prompt are first-class features.
Is this for individuals or teams?
Start with your personal calendar. Use automations/webhooks to connect team tools and workflows.
What’s the fastest way to see the “time map” idea?
Connect your calendar and zoom all the way out. You’ll get an immediate “oh…” moment.
See your life in one scroll.
Zoom out for perspective. Zoom in for precision. Write or speak moments like you think them. Keep everything you already use.
