Hi there! If you're receiving this message, then you are one of the users who expressed that you wanted to see a Windows or Web app for TimeFinder in the future.
Well, as you may know, the Windows app has been out for a few months now and is available on the Microsoft Store (link). But I know that many of you remained interested in a web version for one reason or another, and so with that…
I’m pleased to share that a beta version of TimeFinder’s Web App is now available!
This is very much a work-in-progress; it seems to be functional, but there are very likely to be numerous bugs and non-functional things. Give it a shot, and let me know what you like and don’t like so I can prioritize accordingly.
Also, please understand: the web version will be free to use, but only for a limited time—I just haven’t had the resources to add the payment mechanism yet. I’m running this project all on my own, and subscription revenue (and lifetime purchases) keep TimeFinder alive and growing.
Thanks for your patience and support! And if you’re enjoying the app and have access to an Android, Mac, iPhone or iPad, please consider leaving a short review on the platform of your choice, it really helps a lot!
Hello TimeFinder user! If you’re receiving this message, you’re one of the 50 users who requested that TimeFinder add support for Windows. In case you missed it, it’’s now live! you can download the Windows app here:
Thank you to those who have reported any issues over the past few weeks; most of them are fixed now, with some more improvements on the way 🙏🏻
If you have any trouble with the new app, I’d love to hear from you! You can contact me anytime at Luke@TimeFinder.app. Alternatively, if you’re enjoying this new addition (years in the making), please consider sharing a review on the Microsoft Store—the app is basically invisible to the public right now, until the app receives some initial reviews—yours could be the first, and I’d be super grateful!
Thanks for using TimeFinder, and thank you for your support! ❤️
-Luke
Luke M
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Mar 20, 2025
The Windows app is now publicly available! Download it today from the Microsoft Store, and please message me at Luke@TimeFinder.app with any bug reports.
Thank you!
-Luke
Zack Kempf
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Jan 30, 2025
If you come out with a one-time purchase to use the app forever, I'd buy it now. Lots of people prefer this method. Let me know if there is plans for this!
Ryo
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Jan 15, 2025
If I can use Web app,I can use it as big calendar for Me!
Michael DiStefano
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Oct 8, 2024
This is key for my use case as well. Please enable keyboard shortcuts. And, it would be great to have API access so I can integrate the various systems I use for work, etc.
Dani Kaslow
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Nov 13, 2023
When I'm working at my office, I'm only on my PC. Not having a web app is a real barrier to fully implementing any tool. Really glad this is planned!
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PinnedHi there! If you're receiving this message, then you are one of the users who expressed that you wanted to see a Windows or Web app for TimeFinder in the future.
Well, as you may know, the Windows app has been out for a few months now and is available on the Microsoft Store (link). But I know that many of you remained interested in a web version for one reason or another, and so with that…
I’m pleased to share that a beta version of TimeFinder’s Web App is now available!
This is very much a work-in-progress; it seems to be functional, but there are very likely to be numerous bugs and non-functional things. Give it a shot, and let me know what you like and don’t like so I can prioritize accordingly.
Also, please understand: the web version will be free to use, but only for a limited time—I just haven’t had the resources to add the payment mechanism yet. I’m running this project all on my own, and subscription revenue (and lifetime purchases) keep TimeFinder alive and growing.
Thanks for your patience and support! And if you’re enjoying the app and have access to an Android, Mac, iPhone or iPad, please consider leaving a short review on the platform of your choice, it really helps a lot!
-Luke
Access the web app here:
https://timefinder-7c3a6.web.app/
Mar 5, 2025
PinnedGood news! A Windows version of TimeFinder will be available within the next couple weeks. 🥳
If you're a Windows user, you'll soon be able to enjoy TimeFinder directly on your desktop for the very first time.
If you're specifically waiting for a web version of TimeFinder, you can track its development here: https://feedback.timefinder.app/p/web-app
Also, if you haven’t already, please consider sharing a review—it helps us grow and build features faster 🚀
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TimeFinder on the App Store
Thank you for your feedback and support! ❤️
-Luke
Luke M
Apr 4, 2025
Hello TimeFinder user! If you’re receiving this message, you’re one of the 50 users who requested that TimeFinder add support for Windows. In case you missed it, it’’s now live! you can download the Windows app here:
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9P4P252H7KWV
Thank you to those who have reported any issues over the past few weeks; most of them are fixed now, with some more improvements on the way 🙏🏻
If you have any trouble with the new app, I’d love to hear from you! You can contact me anytime at Luke@TimeFinder.app. Alternatively, if you’re enjoying this new addition (years in the making), please consider sharing a review on the Microsoft Store—the app is basically invisible to the public right now, until the app receives some initial reviews—yours could be the first, and I’d be super grateful!
Thanks for using TimeFinder, and thank you for your support! ❤️
-Luke
Luke M
Mar 20, 2025
The Windows app is now publicly available! Download it today from the Microsoft Store, and please message me at Luke@TimeFinder.app with any bug reports.
Thank you!
-Luke
Zack Kempf
Jan 30, 2025
If you come out with a one-time purchase to use the app forever, I'd buy it now. Lots of people prefer this method. Let me know if there is plans for this!
Ryo
Jan 15, 2025
If I can use Web app,I can use it as big calendar for Me!
Michael DiStefano
Oct 8, 2024
This is key for my use case as well. Please enable keyboard shortcuts. And, it would be great to have API access so I can integrate the various systems I use for work, etc.
Dani Kaslow
Nov 13, 2023
When I'm working at my office, I'm only on my PC. Not having a web app is a real barrier to fully implementing any tool. Really glad this is planned!