Your last calendar

UPDATED TO VERSION2:Take a look!-Changed typography for better readability-Added notches on top to make the frame stick to its current position-Changed the width of the frame so it hides the next/previous column-Added two layers behind the lettering Be careful removing the print from the plate, since it has a big surface, its is prone to sticking too much. The frame has funky supports, take some time to remove them properly. Minimalist perpetual desk calendar made of two parts with a simple sliding mechanism. The bottom plate contains all the dates (1–31), while the top plate is a sliding month frame. The current days are indicated by the cutouts on the white frame. You adjust the calendar by sliding the top frame horizontally, making it reusable year after year without any electronics or moving parts. The design is intentionally simple, modern, and mechanical, focusing on clarity and everyday usability. There are no gears, springs, or magnets — just two precisely fitting parts that sl