Calendar Month View and Navigation
The Monday-to-Sunday grid previews up to three scenes per day. Select a date for the complete list, and use story-month links to skip empty months.
Story CalendarStory Calendar
Calendar Selected Day
The day panel shows all scenes on the selected date, with available point of view, time and summary details, plus links to the scene editor and Timeline.
Tags: calendar, day, scenes, time, timeline
Inspecting a Date
Select a day in the grid to show its full scene list, including scenes hidden behind the + more count. Scroll the panel if needed. Each entry identifies its chapter and scene, with book labels when viewing all books. Point of view and summary appear when recorded.
The Calendar groups scenes using time-of-day cues such as morning or evening, then recorded start times, with narrative order breaking ties. Use the displayed Time and the Timeline to check the intended sequence rather than assuming this list is purely chapter order.
Understanding the Fields
| Detail or action | How to use it |
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| POV | Identify the viewpoint character when one is recorded. |
| Time | Review the scene's recorded timing alongside other scenes that day. |
| Open scene | Open the scene editor to review or correct its details. |
| Open in Timeline | Open the scene's book in the Timeline with that scene selected. |
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Related Guides
Related guides
Story Calendar
Review dated scenes on a monthly calendar, inspect a story day, and find unplaced scenes across one book or the whole project.
Story CalendarCalendar Book Filter
The book filter controls the dated scenes, summary counts, month choices and unplaced scenes. All books lets you compare events across a series.
Story CalendarCalendar Month Selection
Month selects the visible calendar month. Empty months can occur between dated scenes; use story-month navigation to skip to a month containing scenes.
Story CalendarCalendar Unplaced Scenes
Unplaced scenes have no resolved start date. Expand the list and open a scene to review its time settings; a relative phrase alone may not establish a calendar date.
Story Calendar