Kalendar

Kalendar lays the year out as a continuous ring of seasons so you can see the shape of the year instead of just counting days forward.

'Kalendar' is the traditional spelling of the liturgical year.

Built through a Reformed Lens

Unlike the historical liturgical calendar, which is Catholic in origin, Kalendar filters it through a Reformed view, keeping the central seasons while omitting saints' days.

It keeps the core of the church year (Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Good Friday, Easter, Ascension, Pentecost, and Trinity), along with the apostles, the Gospel writers, and John the Baptist. It removes later devotions such as Corpus Christi, the Sacred Heart, Divine Mercy, All Souls, and the Marian feasts. It also adds Reformation Day and a layer of everyday U.S. holidays.

What it does

• A year at a glance. Every day of the year as a tile, colored by its liturgical season, always starting with today.
• Tap any day. See its season, feast, and today's color, with a note when the color breaks from the season.
• The wheel. See the whole shape of the year at once as colored slices.
• U.S. holidays. Federal and common cultural holidays shown alongside the church calendar.
• Private notes. Keep a note on any day. Notes sync privately through your own iCloud account and persist from year to year.
• Extras. Home Screen widget, optional solemnity notifications, and full dark mode.

Privacy

Kalendar collects no data of its own and contains no analytics or tracking. Notes you add sync only through your personal iCloud account, never through a server we control. Full details on the privacy policy page.