Calendaria
Your campaign's time deserves more than a number in the corner. Bring your world's calendar to life with beautiful widgets and smart scheduling. Track dates, moons, weather, and events with ease.
Supporting The Module
Introduction
Calendaria is a system-agnostic calendar and time tracking module for Foundry VTT. Whether you're running a Forgotten Realms campaign or building a custom world, Calendaria's gorgeous widgets and intuitive tools keep your timeline organized and immersive.
Features
- Calendar HUD: Animated dome widget with sky gradients, sun/moon positioning, and drag-anywhere convenience
- MiniCal & BigCal: Quick month view for daily use, plus full month/week/year views for the big picture
- Notes & Events: Journal-linked scheduling with smart recurrence ("every full moon", "2nd Tuesday", "winter only")
- Weather & Moons: 27 presets with climate zones, multiple moons with independent cycles
- Scene Darkness: Automatic day/night lighting that follows your calendar's sunrise and sunset
- 15+ Calendars: Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Eberron, Exandria, Golarion, and more ready to go
Installation
Get Calendaria through Foundry's Module Manager or The Forge's Bazaar for instant setup.
Manual Installation
- Open Foundry's Configuration and Setup screen
- Click Install Module in the Add-on Modules section
- Paste this URL in the Manifest URL field:
https://github.com/Sayshal/calendaria/releases/latest/download/module.json - Click Install
- Enable Calendaria in the Manage Modules section
Make It Yours
Build custom calendars from scratch or import from Simple Calendar, Fantasy-Calendar.com, and others. Customize colors with theme presets, find any setting with the searchable settings panel, and export your setup to share between worlds.
Why Calendaria?
Calendaria transforms time tracking from an afterthought into an immersive part of your game. Instead of scribbling dates in notes or forgetting what day it is in-game, you get beautiful widgets that make your world feel alive—with full API support for macros and automation.