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Cupola

Launching today

Apple calendar, reminders & notes, together in one app

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Apple calendar, reminders & notes, together in one app

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One Mac app for your Apple Calendar, Apple Reminders and Apple Notes, with all three a hover away in your MacBook notch and as a standalone Mac app. Try it free for 7 days, then $20 once.

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Cupola

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Venkey, founder of Cupola. I live in Apple's Calendar, Reminders and Notes all day, but they're three separate apps and I was constantly switching between them just to check what's next or jot something down. So I built Cupola: one native Mac app for all three. What it does: - Hover the notch and your week, reminders, notes and a focus timer are right there - Type like you talk ("dentist next tuesday 4pm") and it lands in Calendar or Reminders - Click View all for a full app with room to plan properly - No notch? A small pill floats at the top of the screen instead It reads and writes Apple's own apps directly, so there's nothing to import, no account and no server. Your data never leaves your Mac. Pricing is simple: $20 once, no subscription, with a 7-day free trial and no card needed. Needs Apple silicon and macOS 26+. I'd love your feedback, especially on what you'd want Cupola to do next!

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5d ago

Honestly, one of the cleanest additions to macOS I’ve used lately. Having quick access to Calendar, Reminders, and Notes right from the notch without opening full windows makes everyday planning so much easier.

Super smooth, privacy-first, and no recurring subscription either. Really nice execution.

Congrats on the launch — well-deserved upvote! 🚀

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3h ago

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2d ago

Apple Calendar, Reminders and Notes are three separate apps. I made them one.

Hi everyone, I'm Venkey, the maker of Cupola.

Most of my day lives in three Apple apps: Calendar, Reminders and Notes. They sync well, they're free, and they work on every device I own. But on the Mac they're three separate windows that know nothing about each other. To plan one afternoon I'd check Calendar for a free slot, switch to Reminders to see what's

due, then dig through Notes for the meeting notes. Three apps, one job.

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