Staging — test environment. Purchases use sandbox payments.
INTERVAL / FOR MAC
About Interval and its maker
Interval is made by Cory Parry, trading as Interval. It is a native Mac meeting companion, designed to help you keep track of upcoming meetings, their starts and endings, and overlaps.
A small companion for the call itself
The app combines an upcoming schedule, countdowns to starts and endings, and overlap warnings in a movable screen-edge panel. Mac 1.0 supports manual notes. The Mac 1.1 update adds opt-in microphone and Mac audio recording, on-device transcription and recoverable local drafts. Generated draft notes require supported Apple Intelligence hardware, language and settings; you can keep the transcript without it. Mac 1.1 is pending Apple review and release; it is not yet available from the App Store or website. It requires macOS 26 or later. It is not an automatic scheduler or time-tracking service.
How these guides are made
The guides are written from the current app’s controls and workflow. Native images use fictional meetings and notes in an isolated simulator; they do not show a customer’s data. Calendar permission and third-party account behaviour are described with their verification limits. Updated dates indicate a material content review.
Buying and getting help
Website lifetime access is £15.99 once, paid before download; there is no website trial. Interval emails a download-page link and activation key. Public Mac 1.0 is available from the Mac App Store. App Store purchases are separate from website purchases. Apple shows current pricing and trial eligibility before purchase. The Mac 1.1 update is pending Apple review and release on both download channels.
For the seller’s business contact details, see purchase terms. For help, email support@meetinterval.com. Read the privacy policy for calendar, note, diagnostics and purchase-data handling.