Andrew
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Color coded events
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Cathy Schoenfeld
Please add color coded events. It is much easier to find when certain events can be color coded.
Thanks,
Cathy
Andrew
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Event Color Change
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Rachaell Abbott
The option to change the event color would make this app perfect.
Andrew
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Colors for individual events
TD
Need the ability to color code individual events. I don’t have separate calendars for work/personal/medical and need to distinguish between them at a glance.
Andrew
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Ability to color code events and reminders
Heaven Beck
For emple my paydays are all highlighted green
Work red
Bills blue and so on
Andrew
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Color code scheduled events
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Claude
Coming from Google Calendar, one of the things that I’m missing from Timepage is the color-coding of events without having to make another calendar. I could color code my appointments separate from my work days/work-related events while keeping it on my main calendar. Now that I’ve integrated my Google Calendar account into Timepage, that color-coding has been lost.
Andrew
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Color code different events
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Jessica D
Option to make multiple events different colors on the same day. For example, I would like to make my husbands events a different color than mine.
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Andrew Robertson
yes please this would be very beneficial for the calender
evan m
hi Timepage wunderkind - can this feature happen already? Pretty please?
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T
Yes! I hate setting up multiple iCloud calendars for different events.. I’d rather have one iCloud calendar that syncs with Timepages, and I could just edit the event colours based on custom coloured tags (similar to Tick Tick, except Tick Tick doesnt let you tag iCloud calendar events) or just let me change the colours no matter what (no need to sync colours between iCloud and Timepages). That way I dont have duplicate events while having the colour blocking option!
Jakob
Just came here to wish for that feature as well. As a former Fantastical user, color coding is essential for my timeblocking routine.
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