Sindre Sorhus

Menu Bar Calendar

A monthly calendar, one click away

Quickly access a monthly calendar from your menu bar.

The app is intentionally simple. Check out Dato for more features and settings.

The calendar displays dates and days in your language, but the rest of the app is in English.


Tips

  • Go to current month: Click the month name or press the space key.
  • Switch months: Press arrow keys or swipe horizontally on the calendar.
  • Switch years: While holding the option key, click the ‹ / › button, press arrow keys, or swipe horizontally on the calendar.
  • Close calendar window: Press the esc key.
  • Open date in the Calendar app: Click a date in the calendar.
  • Open week in the Calendar app: Click a week number in the calendar.
  • Create new event on a specific day: Right-click the day the calendar.
  • Copy the date for a day in the calendar: Right-click the day the calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a feature request, bug report, or some feedback

Send it here.

Tip: You can also click the feedback button in the app.

The app does not show up in the menu bar

macOS hides menu bar apps when there is no space left in the menu bar. This is a common problem on MacBooks with a notch. Try quitting some other menu bar apps to free up space. If this does not solve it, try quitting Bartender if you have it installed.

Does it show calendar events?

No. That is outside the scope of the app. My Today (free) and Dato (paid) apps have that.

Does it support highlighting certain days of the week?

No. Check out my Dato app for that.

The app does support dimming the weekend though.

Does it include widgets?

No. Check out my Dato app for that.

Does it support showing a date and time in the menu bar with a custom format?

No. Check out my Dato app for that.

Does it have a 3-month view?

No

Why does it not show week 53?

You are probably expecting ISO week-numbering while having your system set to Gregorian week numbering. You can change it with this system setting.

Why does it show the last days of December as week 1?

That is called ISO week-numbering.

It shows the incorrect week number

You are probably expecting ISO week-numbering while having your system set to Gregorian week numbering, or the inverse. You can change it with this system setting.

How can I change the week number to ISO 8601 format?

Change this system setting.

Can you localize the app into my language?

I do not plan to localize the app.

Why is this free without ads?

I just enjoy making apps. I earn money on other apps. Consider leaving a nice review on the App Store.

Where can I find the changelog?

Go here and click “Version History”.

More FAQs…


Older Versions


Non-App Store Version

A special version for users that cannot access the App Store. It won’t receive automatic updates. I will update it here once a year.

Download (1.3.0)

Requires macOS 14 or later