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Roadmap

In progress

Site-wide UX improvements

Ongoing refinements to the look and feel, usability and simplicity of every section of the site, streamlining navigation, layout and interactions to make the calendars and tools faster and easier to use.
Idea

iCal calendar import

Let users upload their own calendars from .ics (iCal) files — personal, work or subscription calendars — and overlay those events on the calendar views alongside public holidays and moon phases.
Idea

Custom logo on exported calendars

Allow users to place their own logo on PDF and JPG exports, adding a custom brand mark to the printable calendar for personal, business or institutional use.
Planned

Date Difference Calculator

Calculate the exact span between any two dates, expressed as a total of days, weeks, months and years. Built for deadlines, anniversaries and project planning, with clear handling of whether the final day is counted.
Planned

City Pages

Dedicated pages for individual cities, centred on the current local time and expanded into a complete local hub: geographic data, sunrise, sunset and twilight times, moon phase, world time-zone comparisons, current season, daylight-saving transitions, upcoming public holidays and long weekends, saint of the day, on-this-day history, nearby cities and an interactive location map.
Planned

Week Number

Show the current ISO-8601 week number at a glance and look up the week number for any chosen date, including the first and last day of that week. Aimed at users who plan, schedule and report on a week-by-week basis.
Planned

Daylight Saving Time

Explain the switch between standard time and daylight saving time, reporting the exact date, local clock time and direction of the next change for each country and time zone, so users can anticipate how the transition affects local schedules.
Planned

Seasons

Present the start and end dates of the four astronomical seasons, marked by the equinoxes and solstices, for any selected year. The current season is highlighted together with the time remaining until the next one begins.