calendata

a calendar designer's playground

A workbench for inventing calendars and seeing how they behave. Define months, year types and intercalation rules; watch the wall-grid, cycle and drift update live; and read the design-space analysis — mean year as an exact fraction, accuracy in min/yr and d/century, the continued-fraction convergents your cycle sits among, and automatic detection of named systems (Julian, Gregorian, Neap, Milesian…). Built by fusing two prototypes below.

the new thing
calendatav0.1 · new
The fusion playground. Calendarium's structural designer + Neap's mathematical engine, in one dark hybrid interface. Presets for Gregorian, Julian and Neap (NpS v3.0a). → open the app
proto builds
Calendariumproto
The structural designer: months → year types → intercalation rules → live month grid + cycle/drift analysis, with a save library and JSON import/export. The verified engine calendata is built on. → open proto
Neap machineproto
The mathematical / analytical side: the NpS worked example plus the design-space theory — d = y + a + b/n + …, continued fractions, named-system detection — and rich visualizations (radial clocks, heatmap, error spikes, converter, solstices). → open proto