Hey folks —
If you use iCloud Calendar or Apple Reminders, but often skip planning because it’s too much work, I get it.
I built Trace, an AI-powered calendar app, because I wanted something that would make scheduling feel like texting — not filling out forms.
Available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, Trace turns your entire Apple ecosystem into a smarter scheduling assistant.
One thing I find super useful is the iPhone Action Button + Shortcuts combo. I’ll screenshot whatever I’m looking at, tap the button, and it just becomes a calendar event. No forms, no typing.
The chat feature is still in beta — but growing quickly.
Trace isn’t a general-purpose AI.
It’s built for one thing: knowing how you plan, and doing it better with you.
I launched it quietly in South Korea first — now it’s live globally.
If anyone here feels the same way about planning being too much work, would love to hear what you think.
If you use iCloud Calendar or Apple Reminders, but often skip planning because it’s too much work, I get it.
I built Trace, an AI-powered calendar app, because I wanted something that would make scheduling feel like texting — not filling out forms.
Available on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, Trace turns your entire Apple ecosystem into a smarter scheduling assistant.
One thing I find super useful is the iPhone Action Button + Shortcuts combo. I’ll screenshot whatever I’m looking at, tap the button, and it just becomes a calendar event. No forms, no typing.
✨ What it actually does
- Type. Speak. Screenshot.
Add your schedule in any way that’s easiest. Just say “meeting after lunch with Eric” or screenshot a timetable—Trace figures it out. - Tap once. Schedule instantly.
With one tap of the side button, you can register any screen content as an event. No form-filling. No manual input. - Let it think for you.
Its AI assistant suggests buffer times, detects collisions, and even nudges you when you’re overbooking too late into the night. - Works with your real Apple life.
Trace syncs with iCloud Calendar, Reminders, Google Calendar and even supports Shortcuts automations.
The chat feature is still in beta — but growing quickly.
Trace isn’t a general-purpose AI.
It’s built for one thing: knowing how you plan, and doing it better with you.
I launched it quietly in South Korea first — now it’s live globally.
If anyone here feels the same way about planning being too much work, would love to hear what you think.
