Press kit

TimeCal is a native macOS calendar that puts every calendar its owner has on one zoomable timeline, worked like an editor works footage: paint events on, drag and trim them, let a rules engine style what matters. It is built for people who run things across many calendars, and it is in public beta at trytimecal.com. Feel free to lift the paragraph above verbatim.

Fact sheet

Name: TimeCal: The Timeline Calendar App
What it is: A native macOS calendar that shows every calendar as a lane on one zoomable timeline, edited the way an editor works footage.
Who it is for: People who run things with many calendars: studios, venues, crews, rentals.
Price: $29 one-time, $20 during the beta. Two Macs per license, updates included, 14-day refund.
Platform: macOS 14 or later. Native app; calendar data never leaves the Mac.
Availability: Public beta, on sale since August 2026 at trytimecal.com.
Developer: Sandpiper Media Group, Seattle. Founded 2019.
Contact: evan@trytimecal.com

Screenshots

Full-resolution PNG. Click to open, save from there.

Timeline overview, 1920 x 1080

Editing on the canvas, 1920 x 1080

Rules and styling, 1920 x 1080

Video and icon

The story

Evan Olson is the founder of Sandpiper Media Group, a Seattle studio that builds custom software and produces video for small businesses. TimeCal came out of that work: years of shoots, studio rentals, deliveries, and client bookings spread across too many calendars. It is the calendar he wanted on set, built like the editing timelines he spends his days in.

For interviews, review licenses, or anything not in this kit, email evan@trytimecal.com.