Calendar
The calendar maps your anchoring activity to dates so you can see your patterns, find anchors by day, and keep a daily streak going. It is built entirely from your wallet's on-chain history read from the Hiro API, so it works the moment you connect a wallet.
Two views
- Contribution graph: a year of activity as a grid of squares, one per day, shaded by how many documents you anchored. Hover a square for the date and count, or select it to see that day's anchors.
- Monthly calendar: a traditional month grid with a dot and count on active days. Today is outlined and future days are dimmed. Move between months with the arrows.
Streaks
The stats bar tracks your current streak (consecutive days with at least one anchor, counting up to today), your longest streak, the number of active days, and the total anchors for the selected year. An anchor on a day keeps the streak alive; the current day is not counted against you until it ends.
Day detail
Selecting a day opens a panel listing every anchor from that day with its source (single, batch, registry, group, or proof), parsed label, tags, and a link to verify. From there you can copy a hash, add an anchor to a collection, or generate a verification report for the whole day.
How counts work
Each anchored document counts once, so a batch of ten documents adds ten to that day. Dates use UTC. Activity is read from your wallet's transactions across all five contracts, the same source as the activity log.
Where it appears
Beyond the calendar page, a compact contribution graph shows your last 30 days on the dashboard, and every public wallet profile shows that wallet's yearly pattern.