At work, I used to love those giant wall calendars that show the whole year. They helped my team get ready for big events and projects. At home, my husband and I made our own year-at-a-glance calendars in Excel (no room for a giant wall calendar in our tiny apartment). In both cases, these tools were very useful, but keeping those up-to-date with our digital calendars was also a royal pain. So we kept asking ourselves: why can't we have the big picture of a wall calendar with the convenience of an app that updates itself and that we can see no matter where we are? We couldn't find anything that did it the way we wanted, so we built it. Glance shows your actual events across the whole year and syncs with Google Calendar. More than 1,400 people use it so far. A few things you can do with Glance: Filter which calendars show in your year view, without losing any detail in day view Connect several Google accounts (personal, work, family) in one place Zoom from the full year down to a half-year, quarter, month or day Use it on the web or Android (iOS is on our roadmap) The core version is free and ad-free, with year, month and day views, filters, two-way Google Calendar sync, and web and Android. We're also introducing Plus and Pro, with a couple of limited-time launch offers (valid until end of year): 🔒 Lock in your yearly subscription price for as long as your subscription stays active. 1️⃣ Get Glance Plus Lifetime with a one-time payment. You can explore Glance and its plans at getglance.io I'd love your honest feedback, even if it's "I'd never use this": What's missing from the calendar you use today? What would it take for you to switch? What would you add to Glance to make it more useful for you?   submitted by   /u/PlanWithJessica [link]   [comments]