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About Monthly: Custom Calendar Diary

Monthly is a custom monthly calendar with the feel of a paper calendar — photos pasted on, plans written in by hand. It turns your month into a canvas: not just a schedule, but a record of your days and your taste. Jot down appointments, to-dos, memos and repeating events in seconds, then place photos, emoji and stickers anywhere on the date. Little moments add up until the whole month looks like a diary you made yourself. ■ Built around the month view See the whole month at a glance, with no screen switching. Add events, write notes and decorate — all from the same view. ■ Paste, write, decorate Drop stickers, emoji and photos exactly where you want them. Curated sticker packs are built in, and you can turn stickers you make yourself into packs of your own. ■ Make it yours Combine types, tags, accent colors, fonts and layout to build a calendar that fits how you live. Start simple, then go as detailed as you like. ■ Widgets that look like your calendar Home screen widgets show today, this week and this month exactly as you decorated them. Your calendar is always in front of you, even without opening the app. ■ Works with your existing calendars See events from iOS Calendar, Google Calendar and other external calendars, plus public holidays, right inside Monthly. Keep your schedule where it is — just add the decoration. ■ iPhone, iPad and Mac Jot things down on your phone, then decorate on the bigger screen of your iPad or Mac. Monthly runs on all three. ■ More - Tags and colors to group and color-code your records - Collections to view only work, personal, family or hobby entries - Search to find past entries fast - Export a finished month as a PDF Monthly isn't about cramming in more events. It's built so you can look back and see what color your days were, what filled this month, and which moments you wanted to keep. Don't let this month slip by. Record it, decorate it, and revisit it in Monthly. Some features require Monthly Premium (monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase). Contact: [email protected]

What’s new

Version 2.1.2 · Updated October 29, 2026

• Add a text background that follows each line of your record. • Adjust outline thickness, and thick outlines are drawn with smooth curves. • Photo backgrounds in the daily popup, sharing, and the daily widget now show that day's spot from your monthly photo. • Cleaner edges when cutting out small subjects as stickers. • Unified notifications, plus polish for calendar tab switching, the edit panel, settings, and a few small fixes.

App privacy

The developer, lmnop, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos, Other User Content
  • Identifiers: User ID, Device ID

Used for: App Functionality

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