Give every world its own calendar.
Invent the months. Name the weekdays. Set how long a year runs and where each era begins. Then watch the rest of the app speak that calendar.
A real calendar, not a label
In most tools a custom calendar is a page you fill in and then never see again. Dates elsewhere in the app quietly stay on the normal calendar.
In Talmaara the calendar you build is the clock everything else keeps. Every date picker, every timeline, every continuity check reads it. When you type a date, you type it in your world’s calendar, because that is the only calendar the app knows for that world.
- Your own months, of any length
- Your own weekdays, and weeks that do not have to be seven days
- Eras that start and end where your history says they do
- Moons with their own cycles
- Several display styles, so dates read the way your world would write them
Many worlds, many calendars, one clock
Different worlds keep different time. That is usually where tools give up.
Talmaara lines them up underneath. Each world shows dates in its own calendar, and behind the scenes everything maps to one shared measure, so events from worlds with nothing in common still sort correctly against each other.
Any scale you need
A single night, or ten thousand years of history. The calendar handles both, and the timeline will draw either one.
Made-up world, made-up names. The check is plain date arithmetic on the facts you entered — no AI reads your writing.