I love the simplicity! Does this store state in the browser?
Have you considered adding an export/import data option? I was actually expecting "Copy link" to have my months worth of event data encoded in the url after the # (so it would never be sent to the server, but means I could share the month with a friend). Just an idea.
defcc 15 days ago [-]
Thanks! Yes, everything is stored locally in the browser — no backend at all.
And that’s a great idea.
I’ve been thinking about adding an export/import option, and encoding the data into the URL hash actually fits the “offline + privacy-first” vibe really well.
I’ll explore it — would be super useful for sharing or backup without requiring any server.
Thanks for the suggestion!
rollingstone23 15 days ago [-]
A small suggestion that immediately came to my mind, why not try making it a JSON serialized data and base64 encode it just like JWT. So that it can be shared and loaded effectively.
Just thinking out loud here ;)
stogot 14 days ago [-]
This is what I would do too but one problem I think there is a max HTTP URL length
mano78 15 days ago [-]
If you look at the traffic, it doesn't send anything (I could test) to its server, and there are entries in browser's local storage.
This is exactly what I was looking for yesterday - a simple printable calendar that can fill an A4 or A3 page. However, I was more interested in a monthly version, rather than yearly. I tried vibe coding a simple Python script to generate a version that could suit me with Gemini CLI, but the results were comically bad (granted, I gave up pretty early on).
I am sure there are plenty of similar solutions online, but I couldn't find one I really liked, at least from some basic Googling.
weeb 15 days ago [-]
Calendarpedia offers loads of options which are great for printing. I always print an A3 "rolling" format for the current year, which I haven't seen anywhere else - lets you see all your weeks and weekends at a glance.
sixtyj 15 days ago [-]
Try Timeanddate.com for calendars.
AnonC 15 days ago [-]
Edit: The only way to even see this page without the popup is to try to print it.
Previously posted comment:
I’m not sure if this is due to any content blocker on my phone (though I tried disabling Safari’s content blockers too) or if it’s not mobile optimized, but I can’t seem to get rid of the “Hello! If you print this page…” popup. I tapped elsewhere, tapped on the top right of the popup (even though there isn’t any close button), nothing helped.
Am I supposed to be doing something else to see and print it?
mano78 15 days ago [-]
This doesn't allow to add events nor it stores anything, it's just to print, right? Thanks all the same!
holsta 15 days ago [-]
I've used this but you might need to use your browser's translate feature:
Wonderful. I wish there was the possibility to sync data among browsers, but that would probably defy the whole purpose of this. Is there a repository?
defcc 15 days ago [-]
I might consider adding a backend server at some point, but I'd still want to keep the tool as simple and privacy-friendly as possible.
Right now everything works fully offline, and that's part of the appeal.
If I do add a backend, it would only be for optional things like syncing or sharing — and it would stay opt-in so the core experience remains local-only.
Still exploring the balance there, but thanks for the idea!
I really like your Minimal Monthly Task Planner, is it also responsive?
Great idea, simple, I like the side notes; if possible, I'd add a list above or below.
Thanks, I'll use it and print it at home.
defcc 16 days ago [-]
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Yep, it’s responsive — though the layout gets a bit tight on very small screens, so I’ll tweak that later.
About the “list above or below” part — what kind of list were you thinking of?
Like a separate to-do list outside the calendar, or just more space for notes?
Curious to hear what you meant!
8mobile 15 days ago [-]
Thanks for the reply, I thought so because I use it in paper form. A to-do list for the selected month, along with notes, is helpful.
sherr 16 days ago [-]
Looks great. I like simple, useful tools.
Is it worth a) adding a link to your source repo (if it exists) b) add a license somewhere? c) add a README on how to self-host (even if simple).
defcc 15 days ago [-]
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I will do it later
zakki 15 days ago [-]
I accessed it with Safari and directly click "Print/PDF".
It will be better if:
- Default orientation is Landscape
- Calendar is be printed in a full page format
swah 15 days ago [-]
Also got half-height on Google Chrome.
reddit_clone 15 days ago [-]
Very nice!!
Does it not print the notes?
I tried to print a month and it is not showing any notes in the preview.
FinnKuhn 15 days ago [-]
On Firefox it just gets stuck on "Preparing Preview" when pressing the print button...
a96 15 days ago [-]
Worked fine on mine.
FinnKuhn 15 days ago [-]
Then it's probably an issue with my local Firefox install. Thanks for pointing this out.
kaizenb 15 days ago [-]
Solid execution! Thank you.
djinnrutger 14 days ago [-]
That works really good! Awesome job!
checker659 16 days ago [-]
Great tool. Thank you.
gforce_de 16 days ago [-]
It seems not possible to drag and drop from one day to another.
Rendered at 21:10:13 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) with Vercel.
Have you considered adding an export/import data option? I was actually expecting "Copy link" to have my months worth of event data encoded in the url after the # (so it would never be sent to the server, but means I could share the month with a friend). Just an idea.
And that’s a great idea. I’ve been thinking about adding an export/import option, and encoding the data into the URL hash actually fits the “offline + privacy-first” vibe really well.
I’ll explore it — would be super useful for sharing or backup without requiring any server.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Just thinking out loud here ;)
Previously posted comment: I’m not sure if this is due to any content blocker on my phone (though I tried disabling Safari’s content blockers too) or if it’s not mobile optimized, but I can’t seem to get rid of the “Hello! If you print this page…” popup. I tapped elsewhere, tapped on the top right of the popup (even though there isn’t any close button), nothing helped.
Am I supposed to be doing something else to see and print it?
https://kalendersiden.dk/
Right now everything works fully offline, and that's part of the appeal.
If I do add a backend, it would only be for optional things like syncing or sharing — and it would stay opt-in so the core experience remains local-only.
Still exploring the balance there, but thanks for the idea!
Other than that I like the idea. More and more I look for apps that do one simple thing and do it well.
Depending on how this thing is structured all these things could be easily fixed using a print stylesheet (https://inviqa.com/blog/print-stylesheet-definitive-guide)
Thanks, I'll use it and print it at home.
Yep, it’s responsive — though the layout gets a bit tight on very small screens, so I’ll tweak that later.
About the “list above or below” part — what kind of list were you thinking of? Like a separate to-do list outside the calendar, or just more space for notes?
Curious to hear what you meant!
Is it worth a) adding a link to your source repo (if it exists) b) add a license somewhere? c) add a README on how to self-host (even if simple).
- Default orientation is Landscape
- Calendar is be printed in a full page format
Does it not print the notes? I tried to print a month and it is not showing any notes in the preview.