How-To Guide

1 Start with your one-liner

Drop your one-liner PDF on the home screen — it looks something like this. (No one-liner yet? Tap “build squares manually” and type them in by hand instead.)

…becomes editable wall calendar squares — in seconds.

Cast (fictional):1 Mara Voss2 Det. Cormac Reed3 Jonah Cade4 Sylvie Okaro5 Old Silas6 Harbormaster Greer

2 Tap any line to edit it

The thing people miss most: every line on a card is editable. On a phone tap it; on a computer click it — then type. Scene number, set name, cast, description — even an empty field.

The show name in the black bar isn't tapped directly — change it in the Show name box and every card's bar updates.

Try it → tap “THE SALTED ANCHOR - BAR” and rename it, or type a new Show name.

3 Grab ⠿ to rearrange

Every scene row and every location block has a ⠿ handle. Drag to reorder scenes, move a whole block, or pull a scene into a different day. A blue line shows where it'll land.

Try it → drag scene 14 from Day 1 into Day 2 — then drag it back.

4 Show only what you want

Hide anything you don't need on the wall — scene numbers, pages, day/night, cast, descriptions. Flip a toggle and the card updates instantly.

Try it → uncheck “Description”, then “Cast”.

5 Add scenes & days

＋ add scene drops a blank row into a location; ＋ add a day / square creates a whole new card. Then just type into the blanks.

Try it → add a scene, then add a new day.

6 Delete what you don't need

Remove a scene row, a whole location block, or an entire day with the ✕ — the row/block ✕ sits on the right, and a day's ✕ is in its top-right corner.

Try it → delete a scene with its ✕, then delete a whole day with the corner ✕.

7 Make it your own

Flip on ✎ Customize style above the cards to dress them up like a document. Pick a part of the card in the Editing menu (or All fields), then set the font, text color, highlight, bold / italic / underline, ALL CAPS and alignment — plus a card background. It's a familiar Google-Docs-style toolbar (it scrolls sideways on a phone), every change shows up live, and it carries through to the month calendar too.

Off by default, so the standard look is untouched until you want it. Your styling is saved on your device and survives a page refresh — no account, and nothing about your schedule ever leaves your device (only the look is remembered).

On the cards screen → flip on ✎ Customize style, choose Set name, and change its font & color.

8 Print it or share it

When it looks right, export two PDFs. First the 3″ wall calendar squares — trim lines included, ready to print and pin up:

…and a month calendar that places each day for you:

Both are clean PDFs — print them, AirDrop them, or text them to the crew.