Dayjar

About Dayjar

Dayjar shows Georgia’s public holidays and the Orthodox Church calendar (feasts, commemorations and fasting days) in Georgian and English. Days off follow the Labour Code of Georgia. Church days follow the calendar of the Patriarchate of Georgia and are worked out from the Julian calendar for every year from 2020 to 2099.

The public calendar needs no sign-in and sets no cookies. Its holiday and feast feeds can be added to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook or any other calendar app, and stay up to date on their own.

The planner adds your own events, birthdays and tasks, with reminders on your phone or computer.

Highlights

• Month and year views

  Days off, feasts, commemorations and fasts at a glance, with a page for every year.

• Calendar feeds

  Subscribe to public holidays and church feasts in any calendar app (iCalendar).

• Fasting days

  The four long fasts, the one-day fasts and every Wednesday and Friday, minus the fast-free weeks.

• Personal planner

  One-off and repeating events, birthdays that show the age, and tasks with due dates.

• Reminders

  Push notifications before events, birthdays and tasks, end-to-end encrypted to your device.

• Georgian and English

  Every public page in both languages. The calendar works offline and installs as an app.

Privacy

• The public calendar sets no cookies and loads nothing from other sites. Your display choices stay in your browser.
• The planner sits behind Cloudflare Access. Each person’s entries live in their own separate database, encrypted at rest.
• Reminders are end-to-end encrypted: push services see when a message is sent, never what it says.
• You can download everything as JSON or iCalendar, and delete all of it at any time.

Who can use it

Anyone can use the calendar and its feeds, no sign-in needed. The planner is invite-only for now.

Ask for an invite to the Dayjar planner