Lineár Manual

For Lineár 2.0.1

1. The Calendar View

Layout Orientations

Lineár offers two orientations for viewing your year:

Horizontal

Months are displayed as horizontal rows, with days running left to right. This is the default layout.

Vertical

Months are displayed as vertical columns, with days running top to bottom — similar to a wall planner.

Day Arrangement Modes

Within each orientation, you can choose how days are arranged:

Linear Mode

Days are aligned by weekday. All Mondays line up in the same column (horizontal) or row (vertical), making it easy to see weekly patterns. The header shows repeating weekday letters (M, T, W, T, F, S, S).

Regular Mode

Days are aligned by day number. All 1st days line up, all 2nd days line up, and so on — 31 columns (horizontal) or 31 rows (vertical). The header shows day numbers 1–31.

Visual Indicators

Tap any event to open its details. Tap an empty cell to dismiss the detail panel.

4. Calendar Filter Bar

Below the navigation bar, a row of calendar buttons lets you quickly toggle which calendars are visible. On iPhone, this row scrolls horizontally.

Calendar Buttons

Each button shows the calendar name with its color. The buttons appear in the order you set in the sidebar.

Event Filter Buttons

Two additional filter buttons appear after the calendar buttons:

IconSF SymbolAction
🕐 clock / clock.badge.xmark Hide Timed Events — When active, only all-day events are shown. Timed events (with specific start/end times) are hidden.
1⃞ 1.square / 1.square.fill Hide Single-Day Events — When active, only multi-day events are shown. Useful for seeing vacations and longer commitments.

6. Event Details

Tap an event bar to view its details. On Mac and iPad in landscape, the detail panel appears as a sidebar. On iPhone and iPad in portrait, it slides up as a sheet.

Information Shown

IconFieldDescription
Calendar The calendar name and color dot.
calendar Date & Time Start and end date/time. All-day events show dates only.
clock Duration For multi-day events: number of days. For timed events: hours and minutes.
location Location Event location, if set.
note.text Notes Event notes or description.
link Link Attached URL, shown as a clickable link.

Tap Edit in the detail panel to change the event, or use the plus button to create one. See Creating & Editing Events.

On Mac, hover over an event bar for a quick tooltip preview without opening the full detail panel.

7. Creating & Editing Events

Lineár 2.0 adds full event editing, so you can shape your year without leaving the app. Editing is part of Lineár Pro (see below). Viewing your calendar is always free.

Creating an Event

Editing an Event

Open an event’s details, then tap Edit. You can change:

FieldDescription
TitleThe event name.
CalendarMove the event to any of your writable calendars.
All-daySwitch between an all-day and a timed event.
Start & EndDate and time. The end follows along when you move the start past it.
Location, URL, NotesFree-text details for the event.
RemindersAdd or remove alerts (at the time, or 5 minutes, 1 hour, or 1 day before).
RepeatOpen the recurrence editor to make the event repeat.

Tap Save to apply your changes, or Cancel to discard them.

Repeating Events

The recurrence editor controls how an event repeats: frequency (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly), an interval (“every N”), weekday selection for weekly events, and an end (never, on a date, or after a number of occurrences).

When you save or delete a repeating event, Lineár asks whether the change applies to This Event only or to All Future Events.

Deleting an Event

In edit mode, tap Delete and confirm. For a repeating event, choose whether to delete just this occurrence or all future occurrences.

Lineár Pro

Editing is unlocked by Lineár Pro, a one-time purchase with no subscription. Your first 10 edits are free to try; after that, Lineár Pro unlocks unlimited creating, editing, and deleting. Viewing your calendar always stays free.

Calendar Access

Lineár asks for access to your calendars the first time you open it. Without it, the app stays empty — there is nothing to show and nothing to edit.

If you declined, deleting and reinstalling Lineár will not ask again: your answer is stored by the system, not by the app. Lineár shows a banner at the top of the window with a button that takes you straight to the right place — System Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars on Mac, or Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars on iPhone and iPad. Switch Lineár on and your events appear.

Can’t pick a calendar when creating an event? Subscribed calendars — holidays, shared feeds, and birthdays — are read-only, and no app can add events to them. Create your own calendar in the Calendar app and it will show up in Lineár.

8. Settings

Open Settings with the gear button (gearshape.fill) or ⌘, on Mac.

Presets

Quick-apply a complete color theme. Choose from:

Colors

Typography

Each font has a size adjustment slider (50%–150%) for fine-tuning.

Layout

Display

Interactions Mac

Lineár Pro

9. Export & Print

Lineár can export your entire year calendar as a PDF document.

Export as PDF All Platforms

Tap the export button (square.and.arrow.up) to open the paper settings sheet. Configure:

On iPhone and iPad, the PDF is shared via the system share sheet. On Mac, you choose where to save the file.

Print Mac

Use the print button (printer) or ⌘P to print directly. The same paper settings sheet appears first, then the standard macOS print dialog.