Month Atlas

Your whole month at a glance: Month Atlas brings your calendars together in a monthly overview that stays fully visible. Follow multi-day plans, find your way with week numbers and open a day's events right below the month grid. A CLEAR VIEW OF YOUR MONTH • See Monday through Sunday with week numbers and colorful event bars. • Keep track of today and the current week with dedicated highlights. • Swipe or use the arrows to move between months. Tap Today to return to the current month. • Tap a date to open its event list. When space runs out, “+N” shows how many more events that day contains. • Search event titles in your selected calendars and open results directly in the editor. YOUR CALENDARS, YOUR CHOICE • Show or hide individual calendars set up on your iPhone. • Customize calendar colors: across calendar apps where possible, otherwise just in Month Atlas. • Turn on adaptive week height when you need it. Busier weeks get more room while the whole month stays visible. • Enjoy Light and Dark Mode, following your iPhone's appearance setting. • Choose a holiday calendar to highlight holiday dates in the month grid. • Use Month Atlas in English or German and change the app language in Settings. EDIT EVENTS DIRECTLY • Create an event with “+” or by touching and holding a date. • Edit titles, locations, dates, times, notes and URLs, or plan all-day and multi-day events. • Set daily, weekly, monthly or yearly repeats, with an optional end date. • Add multiple alerts and adjust the minutes before an event. • Choose whether a change to a recurring event affects just that event or future events too. OPTIONAL EVENT NOTIFICATIONS Enable the app's own event notifications in Settings and allow iOS notifications. These use alerts from all calendars, including hidden ones. Apple Calendar may notify you as well. Without regular app use, notifications may be missing or out of date. REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITS Month Atlas requires iOS 17 or later and full calendar access. Saving requires a writable system calendar. Changes affect your actual calendar events; read-only calendars can be viewed but not edited. Whether multiple alerts are retained and delivered also depends on your calendar provider and iOS notification settings.