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LinCal shows your Linear issues by due date on a calendar. You can use month view for a dense overview or week view for larger cards and more detail per task.

Calendar layout

LinCal calendar view screenshot

Month view

Month view stacks calendar rows vertically so you can scan many weeks at once.
  • Scroll (or trackpad) to move up and down through the calendar.
  • Each day shows up to four issues directly. If there are more, use “x more” to open the full list for that day.
  • The header’s month label updates as you move through the calendar.

Week view

LinCal calendar view screenshot Week view shows one week at a time in a wide layout.
  • Scroll horizontally (or use the toolbar arrows) to move to the previous or next week.
  • All issues for a day are listed in the column—there is no four-issue cap.
  • Task cards are taller and show more information in text where month view uses compact icons or dots—for example project name and label names as chips (subject to your Display settings).
  • Overdue issues show a clearer on-card label in week view (for example how long they’re overdue).

Switch between month and week

From the UI
  1. Open Display in the top bar.
  2. Under Calendar view, choose Month or Week.
From the keyboard
  • M — month view
  • W — week view

Move through the calendar

Today
  • Click Today in the toolbar, or press T.
Toolbar
  • In month view, the arrows move the calendar one screen vertically (same idea as paging up/down).
  • In week view, the arrows move one week left or right.
Arrow keys
ViewPreviousNext
Month
Week

Top bar reminders

Alongside Display, the top bar includes Filter, Sync, Today, Share, and your account menu—so you can narrow issues, refresh from Linear, jump to this week, or share your current setup.

Task cards and Display options

LinCal calendar view screenshot What you see on each card depends on Display:
  • toggles such as status, labels, project, and assignee apply in both views;
  • month view keeps cards compact (often icons or small dots);
  • week view uses more written detail on the card when those options are on.
Click a task card to open it in LinCal for quick edits (or use your usual shortcut to open the issue in Linear in a new tab, if you use that flow). Overdue issues are highlighted on the card.

Issues without a due date

The no due date section at the bottom lists issues that don’t have a due date yet, so you can still see and work with them from the calendar screen.