Calendar — monthly view

FamSpend's calendar shows every planned expense on its due day, colored by status. Add expenses to a specific date, mark them paid, jump between months.

Updated on Apr 25, 20262 min readCalendar

The Calendar is FamSpend's most visual view: every planned expense appears as a dot on its due day. It's built to answer one question: "what do I pay and when?".

Monthly view

The view is organized in a 7×6 grid (Monday-Sunday × 6 weeks). At the top you find Previous month / Today / Next month buttons to navigate.

Each day shows:

Click on a dot or on the day opens the day detail in an agenda panel — the list of expenses and income for that day with all the fields.

The dots: what they show

AspectMeaning
Filled dot ✓Paid expense
Outlined dotPending expense
Red borderOverdue expense
DimmerExpense with TBD amount
Income iconIncome planned that day

Add an expense to the day

In the day's agenda panel, Add expense on this date opens the form with the due date pre-filled to that day. See Adding an expense for the fields.

Mark as paid from the calendar

Open the day, click Mark paid on the expense row. Confirm. See Marking an expense as paid for the full flow.

Edit a due date

From the agenda, click Edit expense opens the form. Change the date and save — the dot moves. See Moving a due date from the calendar.

Filters

At the top of the calendar you can filter by:

Filters are cumulative.

Weekly view

On the roadmap. For now the calendar is monthly-only. If you need the close-up "this week" perspective, use Home — Today & Upcoming which lists upcoming expenses.

Drag and drop?

Not there. To move a due date, open the expense and change the date manually. Drag-and-drop would introduce too many accidental moves on a dense due-date view.

Annual Map

For the yearly view of spending rhythm, see Annual Map. It's a different view, optimized for seeing patterns rather than managing due dates.

Sync with external calendars

For now, FamSpend's calendar doesn't sync with Google Calendar or iCloud Calendar — it's an in-app view. On the roadmap.

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