The calendar YTD view collapses your whole year into one screen. It's the most useful big-picture view in nouz — patterns that take weeks to feel in the day-to-day jump out at a glance.
01 The grid layout
Twelve rows (one per month) by 31 columns (one per day). Days that haven't happened yet are blank outlines. Days you logged are coloured cells; days you were closed (blank) are dashed cells.
02 What the colours mean
- Dark green — your top revenue days. The 90th-percentile and above.
- Lighter greens — average to above-average days.
- Light grey — below-average revenue (still open).
- Dashed outline — closed or not yet logged.
The toggle at the top switches the colour mapping between gross revenue (default) and EBIT. EBIT view is useful for spotting days that were busy but didn't actually pay.
03 Three things to look for
- Streaks of dark green — your peak season. Helpful for planning the same period next year.
- Light or dashed patches — slow weeks, holiday closures, periods worth investigating.
- Day-of-week stripes — vertical bands of similar colour across months indicate stable weekly patterns.
04 Year-over-year comparison
A future enhancement (not in v1 today) is overlaying last year's grid. For now, the calendar is current-year only. If you want year-over-year context, the monthly P&L export from the P&L tab is the better tool — you can compare August 2026 against August 2025 by exporting both.
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