Calendar
Interactive monthly calendar with navigation built in pure JavaScript.
About Calendar
Click through the months, land on today's date, and see a clean grid that stays out of your way. Calendar is a straightforward monthly view built in pure JavaScript — no account required, no settings to configure before you can use it. It renders instantly in the browser and responds to clicks without any page reloads.
It won't replace a full scheduling app, but that's not the point. Sometimes you just need to check what day of the week a date falls on, or count weeks ahead without opening your phone's calendar and getting pulled into notifications. This handles that job quietly. If you need to layer in tasks and due dates, Task Manager covers similar ground with priority tracking and streak features built on top of the date logic.
Find this and similar tools in the productivity section. It works best on desktop, where the full monthly grid spreads across the screen without any cells getting cramped.
How to use
This is a calendar viewer that displays any month and year in a traditional grid format. **Navigation Controls:** • Click "Previous" button to go back one month • Click "Next" button to go forward one month • Use dropdown menus to jump directly to any month/year combination **How to Use:** 1. The calendar opens showing the current month with days arranged in a weekly grid 2. Navigate between months using the Previous/Next buttons 3. For quick navigation, select a specific month from the first dropdown menu 4. Select a year from the second dropdown menu (ranges from 1990-2030) 5. The calendar automatically updates when you change either dropdown selection **Layout:** • Days of the week are shown as column headers (Sun through Sat) • Dates are displayed in their correct positions within the weekly grid • Empty spaces appear for days that belong to adjacent months This tool is useful for quickly viewing any month's layout or checking what day of the week a specific date falls on.
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