1. What does this tool do
This free online calendar shows any month, week, or day so you can navigate dates and plan your schedule. Use it as a personal calendar or date planner without signing in. Switch view modes, jump to today, and (if supported) add events and export to .ics—all in your browser. No sign-up, no upload. Ideal for quick date reference, scheduling, or moving events between this tool and other apps via .ics.
2. How to use it
Quick start: Choose month, week, or day view, navigate with arrows or “today,” then add events (if available) and export to .ics. No account required.
- Choose view — Switch between month, week, and day to see the layout that fits your need.
- Navigate — Use arrows or controls to move to previous/next period or jump to today.
- Add events (if available) — Click a date or time slot to add an event; fill in title, time, and optional details.
- Export (if available) — Save or export as .ics to use in other calendar apps. Import .ics to load events.
3. How it works
The calendar is rendered from a date model (current month/week/day). Navigation updates the displayed range. Events may be stored in memory or localStorage and converted to .ics format for export. Import parses .ics and merges into the in-browser calendar. All processing is client-side in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
4. Use cases & examples
- Quick date reference — See what day a date falls on or how many days in a month.
- Scheduling — Block time in week or day view; export to your main calendar.
- .ics import/export — Move events between this tool and other apps (Outlook, Google, etc.).
- No account — Use a calendar without signing in anywhere.
Example
- June 2024: month view shows the grid; click a day for day view or to add an event.
- Export: “Meeting 15 Jun 14:00” → .ics file with one event.
5. Limitations & known constraints
- Local only — Events are not synced to the cloud unless you export and import elsewhere.
- .ics support — Import/export depends on .ics parsing; very large or non-standard files may have limits.
- Timezone — Events may be stored in local time; multi-timezone display depends on the implementation.