Watch your day flow toward you.
Grids make 3 PM look the same at breakfast as it does at 2:55. In Riverlet, events drift toward a fixed Now line and grow as they get close, so you can feel how much time you actually have.
We'll email you when the beta opens.
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Standard calendars show time as a wall of equal boxes. That works if you can sense time passing. Riverlet shows distance instead.
Time blindness
A 3 PM box looks identical at 9 AM and at 2:55 PM.
It grows and brightens as it gets close, so 2:55 feels like 2:55.
Out of sight
The rest of the day sits off-screen or on another tab.
The next few hours are always in view, drifting in from upstream.
Equal urgency
Every event is the same size and weight.
What's close is big and bold. What's far is small and quiet.
Questions
When can I use it?
We're building the first beta now. Waitlist members get the first invites by email.
Do I have to move my calendar?
No. The plan is to show the calendars you already use, like Google and Apple, in the river view.
What will it cost?
The price isn't set yet. Your answers on the waitlist help decide it, and early members get first access.
Which phones will it run on?
iPhone and Android.
What happens to my email?
We only use it to send Riverlet updates. You can unsubscribe in one click.