Four ways to see a month
A grid for planners, a vertical strip for the week ahead, a countdown ring for a date you are waiting on, and a big-date card for people who only need to know it is the 14th.
Calendar
The month,
set like a page.
Twenty-six calendar designs, from a full month grid to a single enormous date. All sharing palettes with the clock faces, so your screen looks designed rather than assembled.
- 26
- calendar designs
- 4
- layout families
- 0
- permissions required
Palettes that match your clock
Ivory, noir, gold, sky, rose, sage, terracotta — each calendar family shares a palette with a clock family, so pairs look intentional.
No calendar access needed
These are date widgets, not event widgets. They never ask for permission to read your calendar, because they do not need to.
Live previews
Dates, set properly
Showing today.
Questions
Calendar, answered.
Do the calendar widgets show my events?
No — they show dates, not events, and therefore never request access to your calendar. If you want events, Apple’s own Calendar widget sits happily next to these.
Does the week start on Monday or Sunday?
It follows your iOS region setting, and can be overridden per widget.
Is there a countdown to a specific date?
Yes, the ring countdown family counts down to a date you set and shows the remaining days in the centre.
The month,
set like a page.
Free on the App Store. iOS 16+. No account, no ads, no tracking.