An old calendar, made open to modern exploration.
We built a multilingual product around traditional 260-day calendar calculations. A birth date opens the first personal reading, while clear explanations and a daily calendar give the system context. Deeper tools live in an account rather than overwhelming the first visit.
The idea behind it.
We took a shared idea and turned it into a product with an easy first step and enough depth to return. The calculation is the foundation; the experience makes it understandable.
Maya Time began as an idea shared by Florian and people close to him: make the Maya calendar easier to approach without reducing it to a decorative horoscope. A visitor needed an inviting first step and enough depth to continue exploring.
For people who …
are discovering the Maya calendar for the first time.
want to develop a reflection practice around daily energy and the calendar.
want their notes and deeper tools in one place.
13 tones. 20 day signs. 260 combinations. One clear opening question makes that depth approachable.
From one date to a personal practice
The traditional 260-day cycle is presented through questions a visitor might actually ask, rather than an unexplained table of symbols.
Original German interfaces · captured 31 October 2026
From a first look to a next step.
What is my starting point?
A birth date produces a personal calendar reading. Sign and tone are explained in context, so a new visitor can explore without knowing the terminology first.
What is today about?
Today’s energy and the calendar make the cycle visible. All 260 combinations can be explored, with the origin and limits of the interpretations made clear.
Where can I go deeper?
Maya Plus adds personal day readings, recurring power days, life cycles, relationship, business and finance reflections. A journal, saved connections and a report library give members a reason to return.
A world of its own. With a purpose.
Dark umber, warm gold and turquoise evoke the subject’s cultural setting. Cormorant gives the writing space; the focused calculator keeps the first step simple. The free entry and deeper tools are explained as different layers.
A product, not just a calculator
Calendar logic, explanations and the member journey were designed as one system. People can begin freely and move into deeper tools where their interest takes them.
- Reusable traditional calendar calculations
- Multilingual explanations around each result
- A personal library, journal and saved connections
- Deeper tools for different life questions
- Reflection clearly distinguished from prediction
Where it stands.
Maya Time is live in German, English and Spanish. These captures show publicly accessible views. Private accounts and payment steps are neither opened nor recreated as a public demo here.
What it adds up to.
The idea became a product people can try for free and revisit over time: from a single date to a calendar, personal tools and a journal. Interpretations are presented as reflection, not prediction.
Maya Time shows how we turn an abstract idea into a digital product: a clear first moment, a coherent information structure and useful reasons to come back.