Week, Month, and Year views
Move one week, month, or year at a time, return to today, and keep the selected view and date in the URL.
Activity Calendar
Turn Garmin, Suunto, COROS, Wahoo, and uploaded workout history into a visual calendar. Move between Week, Month, and Year views, scan duration-scaled activity groups, and open any active day for its recorded workouts.
Visual History
The calendar keeps the same activity-group language from the dashboard while adapting its layout to the available space.
Move one week, month, or year at a time, return to today, and keep the selected view and date in the URL.
Colors identify activity groups and circle size reflects recorded duration. Compact calendars place multiple groups concentrically around one center.
Select an active day to review its total duration, activity-group totals, and individual workouts without leaving calendar context.
Period Context
The selected period has its own summary and duration comparison, independent from dashboard event-search filters and custom tile ranges.
Read selected-period totals above the calendar in your preferred units. Adjacent dates shown only to complete a month grid do not change month totals.
Each bar compares one group with the longest recorded group in the period. Available duration, distance, ascent, and descent totals appear beneath it.
Weekday order follows the configured start of week, units follow account preferences, and ascent or descent exclusions also apply to calendar summaries.
FAQ
The calendar uses normal activity events already imported or uploaded to your Quantified Self account. Merge and benchmark records are excluded so comparison artifacts do not inflate training days or totals.
Color identifies the activity group, such as Running, Cycling, Mountain Biking, Swimming, or Indoor Sports. Size reflects recorded duration, with a bounded scale so long activities remain readable.
No. The full calendar queries its visible week, month, or year independently. The dashboard calendar tile also loads its own current-month window rather than reusing event-table search results.
Yes. Start of week and unit preferences come from Settings. Weekend columns remain identifiable, and the selected start day is marked in the weekday header.
Next Step
Start with the current month, open a day for individual workouts, then move to Week or Year when you need a tighter or broader view of training consistency.