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Calendarly

Discovered On Feb 18, 2026
Primary Metric 134
Turn your calendar into a live Lock Screen wallpaper
Calendarly turns your calendar into a live Lock Screen wallpaper that updates automatically throughout the day. See your schedule the moment you pick up your phone - no widgets to configure, no apps to open, no distractions pulling you away. Choose from beautifully designed templates and fully customize them to match your style, layout, and priorities. Fully private. Everything runs on-device.
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[Redacted] • Feb 19, 2026
Beautiful UI. The calendar wallpaper concept is simple but so useful. Downloaded it, love how clean it looks on the lock screen.
[Redacted] • Feb 19, 2026
This is the killer for people who are late for meetings!!!! go Calendarly!!
[Redacted] • Feb 19, 2026
Cool design 👍
[Redacted] • Feb 19, 2026
Hey, does this sync with my Google Calendar and show meetings as well? Would really love if that's possible
[Redacted] • Feb 18, 2026
Looking cool. Congratulations! Really like the UI design on the widgets.
[Redacted] • Feb 18, 2026
Thank you for this! Really nice made, congrats! How does it update automatically with my up-to-date calendar?
[Redacted] • Feb 16, 2026
Hey Product Hunt đź‘‹

I built Calendarly because I noticed something stupid about myself — I unlock my phone dozens of times a day just to check what’s next. And almost every time, I end up distracted by something else.

So I started wondering: what if my calendar was just… always there?

Not as a widget. Not inside an app.
But directly on the Lock Screen.

Calendarly turns your schedule into a live wallpaper that updates automatically throughout the day. You can choose a layout and fully customize it to match your style and priorities.

Everything runs fully on-device. No accounts, no tracking, no cloud processing.

It’s been live for 2 days now and 2,300+ people are already using it daily, which honestly still feels surreal.

Would love your feedback — what would you add or improve?