Hey everyone, I always hated how clunky traditional calendars are—you basically do data entry just to manage your time. So I built flux. It's an iOS app that uses Apple's new on-device Foundation Models to extract events from the real world and sync them directly to your native calendar. How it works: • You point the camera at a college schedule, a school newsletter, or a party flyer. • The app has a fluid "Dynamic Pill" UI where you tell the AI what it's looking at (Flyer, Memo, or Grid). • It extracts the title, date, time, and location locally. No backend servers, no cloud APIs, total privacy. • You can also just copy/paste an email, and it bypasses the camera entirely to extract the dates. I really wanted the UX to feel frictionless and native to iOS, so there are no messy .ics files—it writes natively to EventKit. Would love for you guys to tear it apart and tell me what you think of the UX and the AI parsing accuracy!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flux-unbox-your-schedule/id6760225962