Calendar

The calendar has no entries of its own. It is a view of the notes and to-dos that already exist: a day shows every note and to-do whose text names that day, plus each repeating to-do's next slot.

Putting something on a day

• In a to-do, write the date anywhere in its text. "Dentist Tuesday 3pm" lands on Tuesday. A relative day — "in 3 days", "next Tuesday" — is pinned to the actual date when the to-do is saved, so it still means the same day next month.
• In a note, write the date in square brackets: [Sep 4, 2026]. A plain date in a note becomes a tappable chip but does not file the note on the calendar; the brackets are the difference, so a note that merely mentions a date is not dragged onto it.
• From the calendar, tap a day. It shows what is on it, with a box to add a to-do or start a note for that day.

Moving and removing

Hold an entry on its day to move it to the next day, which rewrites the date in its text, or to take it off the day, which removes the date from the text. The note or to-do itself stays where it lives.

Days that have passed

A day that has passed with something still open stays exactly as it was. The app never marks anything late: no red, no badges, no overdue pile. The to-do is still open on its day, the fact is stated, and what you do about it is yours to decide.

Mine

Once you have said which entry in People is you, the calendar's filter offers Mine: only the entries whose text names you. See People, tags and questions.