Better little fresh peek calendar with gesture notes

Look at the calendar and do not feel the priorities? Then look at it vertically. How cumbersome is the need for a step-by-step click to chronicle? Then by means of gestures. All the complex features and operations that make you feel headache, no Peek calendar. Not only that, its interface is also boring. But many users just like it because it's simple enough and efficient. Peek's interface design uses a flat-minimalist style to distinguish features and dates with color blocks. The main page defaults to the day and the last 4 days of the date, the Drop-down screen is the past calendar, the slide-up screen is the future calendar. When you add a date for a note, there is a column marker, and the longer the column, the busier the expression. This intuitive setting gives us a clear idea of how much we can do every day. "Peek" Software interface screenshot "Peek" Add event interface screenshot events are hidden and folded in a date, just click the date. You can view the location and duration of the event by sliding right on the specific event. Long by date You can add new events. Software's Notepad is nothing special compared to other calendar apps, but it's a sense of gesture manipulation and animation. The events created in Peek will also sync to Apple's own calendar and, if you want, connect ICloud, Google calendar and other software to establish a sync service. "Peek" set event Reminder time feature screenshot of the two-egg screen in Peek Finally, the software also provides two eggs. First, hand over the front camera, the software will show the current time; second, shake a phone, you can add "Peek" to provide random events. The former, the actual experience is general; The author has a period of time, is very keen to shake, the right when every day of random access to the task in play.