Compare dates across numerous historical and modern calendars simultaneously, displayed in their original scripts. Explore calendar histories, religious holidays, and ancient dates with a focus on privacy and offline functionality.
1.0.19
October 19, 2026
• Fixed modal close buttons and backdrops so taps no longer pass through to calendars behind dialogs • Improved stability when switching color themes or light/dark mode • French Republican: rural day names, décade weekdays, and sans-culottides feasts in the list and date picker • Persian / Shahanshahi: optional Zoroastrian traditions and daily Javidnam (settings toggles) • Lock Screen widget layout improvements
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Almaniac supports a wide range of calendars including Gregorian, Julian, Ethiopian, Coptic, Chinese, Islamic, Hebrew, Persian, Maya, and many more, totaling over 20 different systems.
Yes, Almaniac is built for privacy and works fully offline. It does not require an internet connection to function, and there are no ads or user tracking.
Yes, major Christian, Jewish, and Islamic holidays are displayed on their respective dates within the calendar views. You can toggle these traditions on or off in the settings.
You can jump to any year, including BCE dates, by typing it directly into the app. This allows for quick access to historical dates without extensive scrolling.
Almaniac has an age rating of 4+ and is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
The latest version of Almaniac is 1.0.17, and it was last updated on October 7, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and add new features.
No, Almaniac is ad-free. The app is built with a strong focus on privacy, meaning it does not contain advertisements or require user accounts.
While the app is free to download and use, it offers in-app purchases. Specific details about these purchases, such as unlocking additional calendars or features, are available within the app store listing.
