Interval
Your meetings and notes, one glance away.
By Cory Parry · Updated
Free to download from the Mac App Store; Interval Pro is required to use the app. Apple shows the current monthly and annual subscription prices and any eligible trial before purchase. Website purchases have separate terms.
About the project
I built Interval around a simple idea: the details of a meeting should stay close without taking over the desktop. It brings upcoming calendar meetings, a clear countdown, call links, and manual notes into a compact native Mac companion. This page introduces my work on the app; the Interval website has the full product guide and current purchase options.
See what is next
Choose your calendars and follow upcoming meetings with a countdown. Open a meeting’s call link when one is available; calendar access does not change your events or invitations.
Keep time in view
Follow the meeting timer at the edge of your Mac, fold it into a compact countdown, and use optional preparation and end-of-meeting notifications.
Keep the decisions
Write bullets and checklists beside the timer. Search saved meeting notes, export a copy, and choose optional iCloud sync.
Who is Interval for?
Interval is for people who spend their day in calendar meetings on a Mac and want the next meeting, remaining time, and notes close by. It keeps meeting awareness in a small native surface while you work in other apps.
Install Interval
- Visit the Interval website or the Mac App Store to review the current download and purchase options.
- Install Interval on a Mac running macOS 26 or later. Mac App Store access requires Interval Pro.
- Choose which calendars to show. Grant calendar access to display meetings, and enable notifications or iCloud sync if you want them.
Keep your meeting day close
- Check upcoming meetings from your selected calendars and open a call link when it is available.
- Start the meeting timer and write notes while the conversation is fresh. Fold the panel into a compact countdown when you need more room.
- Finish the meeting, revisit saved notes in the notebook, and export details you want to keep.
Requirements and limitations
- macOS 26 or later for the released Mac app.
- Calendar permission to display your meetings; notifications and iCloud sync are optional.
- Interval Pro for Mac App Store app access.
- The iPhone app is not yet available.
The released Mac App Store version is 1.0, checked on 10 October 2026. Notes in the released app are written manually. Meeting call links depend on the event details. Mac App Store subscriptions and website purchases have separate terms; review the relevant store before buying.
Explore the Interval website ↗Interval for Mac: common questions
What is Interval, and who made it?
Interval is a native Mac meeting companion made by Cory Parry. It brings calendar meetings, countdowns, call links, and manual notes into a compact surface at the edge of the display. The official product website is meetinterval.com.
Is Interval available for Mac and iPhone?
Interval is available for Mac through its website and the Mac App Store. The released Mac app requires macOS 26 or later. The iPhone app is not yet available.
Does Interval change my calendar events?
Interval reads meetings from the calendars you choose without changing events or invitations. Calendar permission is needed to display those meetings. Opening a call link depends on a supported link being present in the event details.
Can I save and search meeting notes in Interval?
Yes. The released Mac app supports manual notes with bullets and checklists, a searchable notebook, export, and optional iCloud sync. These notes are written by you.
Is Interval free to use?
Interval is free to download from the Mac App Store, but Interval Pro is required to use the app. Apple shows current monthly and annual subscription prices and eligible trial terms before purchase. The Interval website offers a separate purchase route with its own terms.
Where can I find more of Cory Parry’s work?
Visit coryparry.dev/about for Cory’s developer profile and links to Interval, Treebar, Intents, and writing about software and the work behind it.
Sources and further reading
- Interval: official website and current purchase options
- Interval: current Mac App Store listing
- Interval privacy information
Written by Cory Parry, the developer of Interval. Release details and requirements can change; use the linked project documentation for the latest information.