Calendar¶

Everything that is coming your way, on one page: payments, loan instalments, contract deadlines, bank consents and reminders.

What you see¶

The page has two parts that show the same items.

The month grid. One cell per day, with a coloured chip per item. A busy day shows the first few and +N more. Today's date is circled. Use the arrows next to the month name to move forward.
The agenda. The same items as a list, grouped by day ("Thu 8 Oct · today", "Fri 9 Oct · tomorrow", "Mon 12 Oct · in 4 days"), with the account that pays and the amount.

The legend above the grid counts each kind of item for the month:

Colour in the legend	What it is	Where it comes from
Recurring payment	the next expected charge of a subscription, bill or salary	the recurring series the app detected in your transactions
Loan instalment	the next instalment of a loan, and its end	the loans in your memory and their schedules
Contract renewal	a renewal date or the last day to give notice	the contract files behind your subscriptions
Bank consent	the day a bank consent expires	your connections
Asset to update	a reminder to enter or refresh the value of an asset	the assets of Loans & net worth

Each line of the agenda ends with either an amount or a small badge that says how sure the date is:

Badge	Meaning
`observed`	the date follows what the bank data shows
`scheduled`	a reminder or a planned date (for example "Refresh the value of family-house")
`deadline`	a date you must act by: the last day to give notice, a consent that expires
`assumed`	a date the app had to assume because nothing more precise is known

The calendar looks ahead

Past months are not listed: the calendar starts from today. For what already happened, use Transactions or the Dashboard.

Everyday use¶

Before the month starts, scan the agenda for big amounts. In the demo, the property tax and the car lease land in the same week.
Watch the purple deadlines. "FitClub: last day to give notice (commitment ends 12 Nov 2026)" is the kind of line that saves money if you see it on time. The same deadline also raises an alert, see Insights & alerts.
Act on the red consent line. When a bank consent is about to expire, reconnect the bank from Connections before the date, or the data of that bank goes stale.
Clear the yellow reminders. "Enter the value of family-car" or "Refresh the value of life-insurance" keep your net worth honest: the app never guesses the value of an asset, it only reminds you that it is old or missing.
Narrow it to one person. The person switch in the header (Household) narrows the payments to the ones attributed to one member, see Household & kids.

Unused subscriptions show up here too. "StreamBox: unused for 74 days (last used 26 Jul 2026, as you recorded)" comes from the usage you recorded for that service, not from the bank data.

Put it in your phone's calendar¶

Press Download .ics (top right). You get a standard iCalendar file with one all-day event per item. Import it into the calendar app you already use.

The file leaves the app

Each event holds the title, the amount and the paying account, the same text you see on the page. Once you import the file into a calendar that syncs to a cloud service, that text is stored there too. Import it only where you are happy for it to live.

From the terminal¶

The same calendar, from the command line:

uv run coach calendar                     # the next 60 days
uv run coach calendar --days 90           # a longer window
uv run coach calendar --ics plan.ics      # write the iCalendar file

Good to know¶

Every date is computed by code from your transactions, your memory files and your consents. No model is involved.
A recurring payment appears only once the app has seen enough occurrences to detect the series. A brand-new subscription shows up after a few charges.
A contract deadline appears only when the contract file has a renewal date and a notice period. The Set up page lists the contracts that miss them.