The self-managed and automated provision of the date data reduces our municipality's workload.
Your calendar on your website. Nobody types dates anymore.
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Why it snags today
Why a dates module of your own rarely works
Today: A dates module in the CMS is a website project that ends up in an empty database.
With your calendar: Your view shows dates that are already there and shared with others.
Today: Keeping it current needs someone the administration doesn't have.
With your calendar: Local groups maintain their own dates. Your view stays current along the way.
Today: Hardly any group takes on a second login and a second form.
With your calendar: Local groups publish the way they already do: flyer, own calendar, own website.
Today: Your calendar ends at your own jurisdiction; people's interest doesn't.
With your calendar: You choose places or a whole county. You draw the boundary yourself.
How it works
A real calendar from the municipality of Rothenklempenow
Here is what is coming up in Rothenklempenow, Dorotheenwalde, Glashütte and Mewegen over the next few weeks.
Your calendar on your website
What it holds is up to you.
You embed the calendar on your website and it appears in your design: without a Schafe vorm Fenster logo, matching the fonts and colours of your site. You decide which dates appear, whether they arrive by WhatsApp, from a Google Calendar or from a club's website.
What you can set
Places
You choose single places or whole municipalities.
Example: A town's cultural society shows only the town area. Dates from neighbouring places do not appear.
Organisers
You show only the organisers that belong to you.
Example: A foundation shows only its partners and the projects from its own funding programmes.
Categories
You choose which kind of dates you carry.
Example: A cultural calendar shows culture, tourism, education and health, but no everyday supply. A community calendar shows everything.
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You decide how far ahead the calendar looks.
Presentation
The calendar takes your design and adapts to your site. Anyone who wants to can set the details. It also works without that.
Updates
The calendar is current on every page view. To keep it fast we cache the dates for a few minutes.
What it costs
Three ways to your calendar
The price depends on one thing only: where the calendar is going to sit.
In the village calendar
The village calendar for your place
€0free, permanently
- The calendar for your place and around it
- Publish dates, over WhatsApp too
- For clubs, municipalities, traders, everyone
On your website
Your own calendar
€480per year, excl. VAT
- Under your name, in your design
- With your places, categories and organisers
- Dates arrive by themselves
As a regional calendar
A calendar for your region
On requestdepending on area and scope
- For regions, foundations or counties
- Also as a topic calendar, for culture for example
- Map view from January 2027
What others say about us
Voices from the field
For this project I see our rural population, and mobile traders too, as the winners.
The service helps make what's on offer more visible and easier to find across a thinly settled area.
How we work
How your data is handled here
Data protection
No tracking cookies, no persistent user identifier, no consent banner, no third parties beyond those named in our privacy policy.
Operations
Behind the service is Jan-Henrik Hempel, founder and technical lead; he lives in Schlatkow in Vorpommern. The village calendar has been running since 2018 — not a pilot, not a prototype.
Your calendar is running as soon as the code sits on your page.
Order the calendar