yCal2
The Yearly Calendar
A full year at a glance thanks to a streamlined column format
Mark days as you would on a paper calendar for perfect orientation
Automate markings with powerful RegExp searches
The legendary yCal just got better. Generation 2 has been rebuilt from the ground up to take full advantage of the latest and greatest on macOS. yCal2 is now faster, leaner, more efficient, easier to use, and more stable than ever.
The yearly calendar — taken to the next level.
Markers
Mark important dates
Define markers with a choice of styles and custom colors to highlight important dates and time periods throughout the year. See vacations, business trips, family events, or whatever is important to you at a glance.
Automation
Auto-mark via RegExp searches
Use powerful Regular Expressions (RegExp) to define search patterns on selected calendars (or all your calenders) to auto-magically mark days in your year view. Easily spot events that match your criteria without having to individually search for them.
Notes
Add some quick notes for a day
Double-click a day (or press spacebar) to get down to the details. See all your events and add some quick notes for the day. These notes then also appear in the year view — almost as if you had scribbled on your paper calendar.
Holidays
Manage holidays systematically
Define holiday calendars or subscribe to standard calendars for public holidays and integrate them directly into the year view. Holidays are then shown in the same style as weekends, so you immediately get an overview of the days off. Configure individually which holidays are shown as free, and which are only informative.
Birthdays
Manage birthdays systematically
Collect birthday events from the system’s built-in birthday calendar and from possibly any other calendar in one consolidated form. Highlight birthdays in the year view for an immediate overview.
It’s all in your calendars
No proprietary data stores
It’s your data! yCal2 isn’t hiding anything from you! Every marking, every note, all the holidays and birthdays — it’s all stored as normal calendar events which can be accessed from any calendar program. Whatever happens to yCal2 in the future: your data remains accessible.
