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Today at a Glance, Weekly Rhythm and Up Next widgets

Widgets that sum up your calendars, Todoist / Linear, GitHub and focus time — what's left today, your last 7 days and what's next. Numbers only; titles stay private.

These 3 widgets are free. Find them under Productivity and Calendar & progress. Data comes from the services you connected in Settings → Connections and from the focus space. Anything not connected yet shows a hint, and previews show sample data marked “Sample”.

Today at a Glance

Three numbers in one card: Events left (today's events that haven't ended, plus when the next one starts), Due today (Todoist / Linear tasks due today or overdue) and Focus (how long you've focused today, with a ring toward your daily goal — set it in the editor). The large size adds a 7-day focus chart and your streak.

Weekly Rhythm

Focus minutes, tasks done (focus to-dos + Todoist / Linear) and GitHub contributions for each of the last 7 days, side by side, with weekly totals. If Todoist / Linear or GitHub isn't connected, only the rest is drawn.

Up Next

What's next on your subscribed calendars and when it starts — made for small phone home-screen tiles. The big text is the start time, with a rough “in about 2 hours” next to it. Widget pages are cached for up to 5 minutes and phone home screens refresh every 15–30 minutes, so there's no to-the-minute countdown.

Privacy: numbers only

Widgets are public — anyone who opens your start page, personal page or Notion page can see them — so:

  • Today at a Glance and Weekly Rhythm show numbers only. No task or event titles, calendar names or repository names ever appear.
  • Events only count calendars where you turned on Show in public widgets in calendar subscriptions.
  • Up Next works like Today's Agenda: by default it only shows “Busy”. To show titles, turn on Show event titles in public widgets in Settings and choose Show titles in the widget.
  • Putting these widgets on a public page means sharing those numbers. If you'd rather not, keep them on your own start page.

Last updated: Nov 12, 2026