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Calendar overview

A Google-Calendar-style view of everything you have a time for — meetings, workouts, anything you log with start and end times.

The Calendar at /calendar is your planner and your history in one place. It looks and feels like Google Calendar, with the same Day / Week / Month views, the same click-to-create, and the same coloured event blocks — but instead of being its own siloed app, it's just a view over your existing tracked data.

Views

The timed grid is one continuous strip of days — scroll (or swipe) left and right as far as you like; there are no week-by-week pages. The Day / Week toggle just zooms the same strip:

  • Day — one day fills the width. The default on phones, which snap neatly to each day as you swipe.
  • Week — seven days side by side. The default on desktop.
  • Month — a compact 6 × 7 grid with up to three events per day.

Switch views with the Day / Week / Month toggle in the top right — switching keeps you on the same date, and the calendar remembers your choice.

Navigating dates

Scroll or swipe the grid itself to move through time. The top toolbar also has:

  • Today — snap back to the current day.
  • ◀ / ▶ — step one day at a time (one month in Month view).
  • The date range label — the days currently on screen, e.g. "July 6–12, 2026".

The mini calendar in the sidebar lets you jump directly to any date — pick a day to focus the main grid there. On a phone the mini calendar lives in a drawer that opens when you tap the date label at the top.

The sidebar

The sidebar sits on the right of the grid and holds:

  • The mini month calendar for quick navigation.
  • Calendars — the calendars you have on the grid, each with a checkbox. See below.

Your calendars

The Calendars list holds one row per calendar you've put on the grid, each with a colour and a checkbox. Untick one to hide it without deleting anything — tick it again any time.

  • Main calendar is the built-in one, and it's there from the start: everything you track that has a time. It can't be removed. (If you'd previously hidden some Collections from the calendar, those choices carried straight over into it.)
  • Anything else on the list is a Calendar view you pinned. Add a Calendar view to a Collection — say your Workouts, filtered to Type is Run — then choose Show on calendar from its pill, and it appears here as its own row. Or use the + at the top of the list to pick one without leaving the page.
  • Several at once. Every ticked calendar draws on the same grid together, so you can overlay your runs on your meetings, or tick just one to see it alone (the row's ⋯ menu has Show only this).
  • The ⋯ menu on a row also opens View settings — the same filters and sorts you'd get on the Collection's own page, because it's the same view. Change it here and it changes everywhere.

To make an event, you don't need a button — just click an empty slot on the grid, or drag to sweep out a time range. You can also drag any block to move or resize it. See Creating and editing events.

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