Feature Requests

I would love to see the option to add Saturday and Sunday to the planner. I homeschool my children and sometimes we need to take a weekday off but plan to make up the missed work on the weekend. Since I also am using the lesson planner as a means of tracking our days worked, I can't simply bump the days for the missing day and keep it all within the same week so the following week aligns correctly. Since I understand most traditional schooling is done Monday through Friday, this would be unnecessary for the majority, but making a on/off toggle could resolve this. I could also see this being very beneficial for tutors who also work with students over the weekends as well.

Lock lessons to specific days. Things that you know have to be on a specific day (tests, speakers, assemblies, etc.) should be able to be locked the date you need them.

I wish navigation controls were anchored to the top of the page so I could change weeks when working on classes that are later in my day without scrolling up.

Is there any wasy to have a count of how many days we have been in school? This would mostly be used for elementary schools but could also find a use for older grades. Either a running count or a count down with an input of amount of school days entered by teacher.

Right now, my planner opens every time to the first week I used it and I have to scroll through to find this week's page. It'd be great if my planner opens up to the current week automatically.

Overview: Add a new calendar view for lesson planning that improves subject-specific scheduling and comparison of lessons across grades. The new view should integrate seamlessly with the current system and offer flexibility for enhanced workflow management. Key Features: Calendar Structure: Columns: 12 columns for the months of the year. Rows: 2 rows for days on the left and right sides of the calendar. Toggle Options: View only specific lessons, holidays, or events based on preferences. Subject-Specific View: Filter the calendar to display lessons for a selected subject. Show only the lessons scheduled for the chosen subject on specific days. Multi-Subject Comparison: Ability to select multiple subjects (e.g., English Grade 8 and English Grade 9) and display them simultaneously. Compare lesson schedules across grades to align topics or themes. Syncing and Editing: Fully editable calendar to make adjustments directly within this view. Automatic syncing with other views (e.g., unit outlines, lesson details). Updates made in the calendar reflect in all related views. Extra Information Toggle: Option to toggle holidays, special events, or school-wide activities on and off for a clearer focus on lesson schedules. Benefits: Enhanced workflow through improved visibility and alignment of lesson plans. Simplified scheduling by allowing direct editing and syncing across views. Flexibility to manage and compare lessons for different grades or subjects effectively. Attached Image: Please refer to the layout example provided for visual guidance on the structure and design.

I would love to see next year available so that I can build my units and change the order or add/delete lessons while the unit is still fresh in my mind. I could add notes to remind myself about changes to make next year but I'd rather do it now than during the summer.

I would like to be able to spread a lesson over two or more days to account for lesson that require multiple days to complete. (That is, rather, than simply copying a lesson to a second day).

Make it so that the arrows to switch between daysd weeks get a darker color when the background is very light. Now with some backgrounds like the city landscape you can barely see those arrows.