Vertical Calendar

The whole year as continuous weeks from top to bottom, with month names where each month begins and a dot-grid notes area beside it.

Saved in this browserClick any day to type on it. Use ← → for the previous or next month.Tap any day to add a note or highlight it.

How to use it

  1. Choose the year with the arrows.
  2. Click a day to add deadlines, trips and project phases.
  3. Use highlight colors to mark longer stretches of time.
  4. Print the year on one or two pages.

Why a continuous calendar

A continuous calendar has no breaks between months: every row is one week, from the first week of the year to the last. Projects and trips that cross the end of a month stay on unbroken rows, which makes durations easy to see.

It is popular for project timelines, training plans, school terms and counting down to a date.

Questions and answers

What is a vertical calendar?

A year shown as continuous weekly rows from top to bottom, with no gaps between months.

Can I start the weeks on Monday?

Yes. Choose Monday under "Week starts on" in the Layout settings.

Can I print it on one page?

Yes. The whole year fits on one page; choose portrait Tabloid or A3 for bigger rows.

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