Every project on one monthly calendar, the milestones without the daily noise

Each project tracks its own dates, so you only find out two deadlines share a week when that week arrives. The Monthpad puts every project’s deadlines and milestones on one calendar, six weeks at a time, with ongoing tasks shown or hidden as you choose.

The TaskQuark app on the Monthpad for September 2026, sidebar open with Monthpad selected: the month navigator, the Show ongoing and Hide weekend toggles, the Sunday to Saturday headers, and weeks 38 to 40 numbered down the left with tasks from a gym season, an office move, and a client onboarding on their dates, Monday 21 marked as today and the first days of October at the end of week 40
The same Monthpad on a phone: Monday 21 to Wednesday 23 September, each day listing its tasks from the gym, the move, and a client onboarding
  • Months. Move ahead through the coming months, or back through past ones, and return straight to this one.
  • Days. Weekdays only or the whole week. Click a date to open that day’s Todopad.
  • Weeks. Always six, each with its number, so the month never cuts off at its last day.
  • Tasks. Every project’s tasks on the days they start, end, fall due, or reach their target.
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Calendar days

Every date that matters, from every project, in one month

An ordinary month calendar shows appointments; a project runs on other dates too. Each task date — start, end, due, and target — sits on its day, from every project at once.

Each day, sorted by projectWithin a day, tasks group by project and then by priority, so each project reads as one block.
Focus on one projectSelect a project in the sidebar and the month shows only its tasks. Clear it to see every project again.
The Monthpad with the sidebar open on all projects and the weekend hidden: Monday and Tuesday of weeks 38 to 41, with cards from the gym, move, and onboarding projects grouped by project in each day — Monday 21, marked as today, holds the gym tasks, then the move tasks, then the onboarding ones — marked for their start, end, due, and target dates, and Swim session at the pool repeating each Tuesday
Milestones or details

The milestones of the month, without the daily noise

A task you work on for weeks would fill every one of its days. Keep ongoing tasks hidden for the milestones of the month, or show them for the full detail of any project.

A high-level view or the full detail

Select one project for a high-level view of its month. Show ongoing tasks for the full detail: every day its work is under way.

What counts as ongoing

A task in the doing state is under way on every day between its start and end dates, so the Monthpad can put it on each of them.

What stays when you hide the ongoing detail

Every date that matters: the start and end of a task, its due and target dates, and the days its schedule repeats. Only the daily copies of work under way come off, until you show them again.

The Hide ongoing and Show weekend toggles above Monday 21 to Friday 25 September, week 39 first: every day filled with the tasks in doing from all three projects, Access setup sessions with the client’s IT on each of the five days, then the start of week 40
Six weeks

Six weeks in view, not just the month

A month view stops on its last day, so a deadline on the 2nd stays out of sight until you turn the page. The Monthpad always shows six weeks, so the first days of next month are already on the grid.

Move a date into next monthDrag a task into the first days of next month — no opening the task, changing month, and setting the date again.
Work on a task where it sitsMark a task done or raise its priority from its card, without leaving the month.
Click a day to add a task on itClick the space under a day’s tasks and a new all-day task opens with that date already set.
The right-hand side of the Monthpad, Thursday to Saturday of weeks 39 to 41: the last days of September full of tasks from the gym, move, and onboarding projects, then Thursday 1 to Saturday 3 October grayed with Book the movers, Set up mail forwarding to the new address, Draft the first milestone plan, and Book a session with the trainer on their dates, and the swim session and the network cabling order in the week after
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Whatever the month holds

Every client’s deadlines in the same month

Freelancing, each client sets its own dates. Here they share one month, so you see a crowded fortnight coming before you take on another deadline inside it.

Clashing deadlines show up weeks ahead

Managing a team across several projects, each keeps its own timeline. The month puts them side by side, so two deadlines landing in the same week show long before it.

The personal plans are in the same month

Running a business, the month holds more than work. A move, a course, or a season of training sits beside the client dates, so neither is planned blind.

See next month’s deadlines while there is still time to move them.

Start with one project and the deadlines you answer for.The Monthpad lays them out six weeks at a time.

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