Calendar App
See every project's schedule in one calendar, not six different apps.
Juggling deadlines across projects meant switching between a bloated Google Calendar and ad-hoc reminders with no single visual view.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Most calendar apps are either bloated enterprise tools or too minimal for personal workflow management. Needed a clean, fast web calendar that handles event scheduling without the overhead of Google Calendar.
After
Delivered a lightweight calendar that loads instantly and works offline. The visual, drag-to-schedule interface makes managing a busy week faster than juggling a form-based calendar tool.
How it's solved
Built a visual calendar with month/week/day views, drag-to-schedule events, color-coded categories, and recurring event support. Used CSS Grid for the calendar layout and localStorage for offline-first persistence.
Trade-offs
No real-time sync across devices yet — calendar data lives in the browser it was created in.
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