Calendar
Your week at a glance. Tap a day to see what's on it.
One Mac app for all three, synced with Apple’s own. Need something fast? It’s waiting in the notch.
psst… hover the notchpsst… tap the notch
Write it the way you'd say it. Cupola figures out the day and the time, then drops it right into Calendar or Reminders.
Everything you glance at twenty times a day, one flick of the cursor away. Go ahead, poke them.
Your week at a glance. Tap a day to see what's on it.
Tick things off. There's confetti. Every single time.
Your real Apple Notes, checklists and all. Jot, tick, move on.
Weekend
remember sunscreen ☀︎
Drag the dial, press play, get in the zone.
Click View all in the notch and Cupola opens into a full Mac app with room to plan properly. Same calendars, reminders and notes, on a bigger canvas. Click around, it's live.
Small steps, big progress.
Today
9:41:00
Today's Events7
Today's Reminders5
Recent Notes
Capture. Organize. Get things done.
Capture thoughts. Connect ideas. Turn notes into action.
Notes iCloud
Today's Tasks
Drag a task onto the timer, or tap it.
Home. Today's events, reminders and recent notes side by side.
Cupola works with Apple's own Calendar, Notes and Reminders. It reads what's already in them, and anything you add or change goes straight back. No account, no server, nothing to import.
Your events, notes and reminders, plus every change you make in those apps.
Anything you create in Cupola is saved straight into Calendar, Notes or Reminders.
Change something in Cupola and it's written back to the same item in its app.
Cupola has no account and no server, and it never uploads your calendars, notes or reminders. It only goes online to check for updates and feature switches, to check your license key, to count your trial and purchase once each with a random code, to send crash reports (you can switch those off) and, if you switch them on, anonymous usage statistics. None of these contain your data. If those apps sync with iCloud, that's Apple doing it, not Cupola.
Cupola reads and writes Apple's own Calendar, Reminders and Notes. Nothing to import, nothing to sync, no new account.
On an external display or a Mac without a notch, Cupola floats a little pill at the top of the screen instead.
A native Mac app that sits quietly until you hover. When the notch is closed, it isn't doing anything.
No subscription, no plans, no fine print. Try every feature free for 7 days first.
$10Usually $20once
Inclusive of all taxes
$10 for first 100 seats. $15 after that.
Needs a Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later.
curl -fsSL https://trycupola.com/app/install.sh | bash
It checks Cupola's signature, puts it in Applications and opens it. A short welcome tour walks you through the rest. Run the same line again any time to reinstall.
By installing Cupola you agree to the Terms. The Privacy Policy explains what the app sends and what stays on your Mac.
Cupola lives on your Mac. Send yourself the link and grab it when you're back at your desk.
Nope, it sits on top of them. Everything you add in Cupola shows up in Apple's apps (and on your iPhone, if you use iCloud), and the other way round.
Any Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) running macOS 26 or later. Intel Macs aren't supported.
Yes. On Macs and displays without a notch, Cupola shows a small pill at the top of the screen that opens the exact same panel.
Calendars and Reminders, so it can show and edit them. Notes works best with Full Disk Access, which lets Cupola read your notes directly instead of opening the Notes app. The welcome tour explains each one before macOS asks, and you can turn any of them off later.
Cupola talks to Notes and Reminders in ways the App Store sandbox doesn't allow, like real checklists and tables in your notes. So you install it with one line in Terminal, and after that it keeps itself up to date.
Nothing scary. You can still see all your events, reminders and notes. Adding and editing wait until you unlock Cupola with a lifetime license.
Really. $10, once, and it's yours. No subscription hiding anywhere.
Cupola just launched, so early buyers get the best price: the first 100 licenses are $10, the next 100 are $15, and after that it's $20. It's the same lifetime license either way, with every update included, and whatever you pay is yours to keep.
Yes. Within 14 days of buying, email [email protected] and you'll get your money back, no questions asked.
Your events, reminders and notes never leave your Mac. The app sends crash reports, which you can switch off, and anonymous usage statistics only if you switch them on. The Privacy Policy has every detail.