Your meetings. Always in view.

Watch The Edge, a 30-second film showing how Interval keeps your meeting day at the edge of your Mac.

Music and sound effects, with no narration. The film uses faithful vector reconstructions of the Mac interface, fictional meetings and a stylised call window. Time jumps show different moments in the meeting day.

Readable demo sequence

Your meetings. Always in view. Interval unfolds from the edge into a preparation countdown.
A heads-up before every meeting. A reminder appears while the countdown continues.
Your whole day. Overlaps spotted early. Later meetings show visible overlap warnings.
Join in one click. The start countdown reaches zero and the film opens a fictional call.
Time left, always in sight. The active timer folds away while the call continues.
Five minutes left. Wrap up on time. The compact timer turns amber as time runs out.
Interval — your meetings, always in view. Website lifetime access is £15.99 once, for macOS 26+.

Use the workflow on your Mac

Connect selected calendars, check what is coming up, watch the start countdown in your preparation window, then glance at time remaining during the call. Check the orange labels when selected calendar meetings overlap. The panel can move around all four edges and stays upright. Folding leaves a smaller timer beside your work.

The examples show manual notes from Mac 1.0. 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. Extending the timer changes your personal countdown, not the calendar invitation. See the notes guide for finding and exporting a saved note.