A neurodivergent-friendly Go CLI calendar: time-only input, typo fixing, ADHD alarm profiles — outputs standard ICS files.
Tempus is a calendar tool built for neurodivergent brains — ADHD, autism, dyslexia — as a Go CLI. Type "10:30" instead of a full timestamp, let it auto-fix your typos (meetting to meeting), get multiple countdown reminders with ADHD-tuned alarm profiles, automatic prep-time buffers before meetings, conflict detection and overwhelm warnings when you over-schedule. Batch mode builds a whole calendar from CSV/JSON/YAML with reusable templates for medication, routines and travel.
Everything compiles down to RFC 5545-compliant ICS files that import cleanly into Google, Apple and Outlook calendars. It is multilingual (English, Spanish, Portuguese, Irish), ships prebuilt binaries for all platforms plus Docker, and runs fully local — no account, no subscription. 288 commits, 3 releases, MIT licensed.
The author's own disclosure: built with Claude Code.
curated by the VibeFix editors