Year In Calendar

A year card from your calendar, processed on your device.

Your file stays on this device. We do not upload it, and we never see it. There is no account and no server for your calendar. Event titles are not put on the share card.

Open a year

CSV ends for all-day events are inclusive (unlike iCalendar, where DTEND is exclusive). Columns: start, end, title, and optional category and location.

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The sample is a made-up 2026 calendar for a fictional person, “Riley Palomar.” It is not a real calendar.

Enter events yourself

If you would rather not export a calendar, add events here. They stay on this device. If you already opened a file, new events are added to it (on this page only).

How this works

  1. Export a calendar as an .ics file (Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and most others can do this), or make a simple CSV with start, end, and title columns. Or just type events yourself.
  2. Open that file on this page. The page reads it in your browser. It does not go to a server.
  3. Pick a year and a time zone. You get totals, a year of small calendars, and a card you can save or share.
  4. The card shows aggregates only. Event titles are never included. Don’t post someone else’s calendar, and don’t open a child’s calendar.

Timed events contribute to “hours on the clock.” All-day events do not — being out of the office for a week is not 168 hours of meetings, and we don’t treat it that way. Category labels are a guess from titles.