See it all at once
The All Entries column combines single events, recurring series, next-date reminders and bulk entries – so each day shows everything in one place.
£12 one-off, no subscription
Stop clicking into little boxes. See your days at a glance.
ScrollCal puts all your days in one scrolling column, like a social feed. Every appointment, reminder and recurring event, right there as you scroll down – in an Excel file you own.
Version 6.29 · Macro-enabled Excel (.xlsm) for Windows and Mac · Formerly “Gorton (Column) Calendar”
| Date | All Entries |
|---|---|
| Mon 2 Nov | Dentist 9:30 · SeriesSwimming lesson 17:00 |
| Tue 3 Nov | Bin day (recycling) |
| Wed 4 Nov | ReminderCar insurance renewal |
| Thu 5 Nov | Bonfire night – park fireworks 19:00 |
| Fri 6 Nov | SeriesBook club (first Friday) |
| Sat 7 Nov | BirthdayMum |
| Sun 8 Nov | — |
| Mon 9 Nov | BulkSchool INSET day |
Grid calendars make you work for it
Most calendars are built around a grid of little boxes. That’s fine for spotting a free day – but not for actually reading what’s coming up.
- Details stay hidden. You click into every day, week or month to see what’s really in it.
- Clunky forms. Adding a simple entry means fields, pop-ups and dropdowns.
- No pasting. You can’t just paste a whole block of dates, like the school term calendar.
- Retyping every year. Birthdays and renewals get re-entered again and again.
- Your history isn’t yours. Years of entries locked in an app you don’t control.
One column. Everything in it.
ScrollCal lists every day down the page, so you read your diary the way you read a feed – just keep scrolling.
Type, paste or import
Type straight into the day, paste whole blocks of dates, or import .ics and .vcs files from Google, Apple or Outlook calendars.
Enter once, repeats forever
Next-date recurring entries for things like birthdays and insurance renewals – type them once and they keep coming round.
Recurring series made simple
- Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly
- Custom intervals
- Nth weekday, e.g. the third Friday
- Delete a whole series in one go
Your history kept
Past days are archived automatically to a Past Events sheet, so your record is never lost and the main view stays tidy.
It’s yours
- An Excel file you own and keep
- Customise colours, fonts and sizes
- Sheet protected against accidental damage
- Upgrade by importing data from an older version
On your phone, too
Save ScrollCal to OneDrive and you can read all your entries on your phone – and share the file with family or colleagues.
Works on mobile
Reading all your entries, and quick typed entries straight into a day.
Needs desktop Excel
Recurring series, imports and the automatic archive run on macros, so they need desktop Excel with macros enabled.
Is ScrollCal right for you?
An honest checklist, so you know before you buy.
You’ll need
- Desktop Excel on Windows or Mac
- Macros enabled for the file
It isn’t
- For Excel Online, or with macros switched off – it won’t work properly there
- A meeting-scheduling tool – it doesn’t cross-check other people’s availability
Simple pricing
£12 one-off
No subscription. Pay once, keep it.
- Single licensed user
- Personal or internal business use
- Licence key delivered automatically
- Free minor updates
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on Mac or Windows?
Both. ScrollCal needs desktop Excel on Windows or Mac, with macros enabled. It won’t work in Excel Online.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes, for reading and quick entries. Put the file on OneDrive to see all your entries on your phone and share them. Recurring series, imports and the automatic archive need desktop Excel with macros enabled.
Do I need a subscription?
No. ScrollCal is a £12 one-off purchase, with free minor updates.
How is the licence delivered?
Your licence key is delivered automatically with your download when you buy from Etsy or Payhip.
Can I import my Google, Apple or Outlook calendar?
Yes. Export your calendar as an .ics or .vcs file and import it into ScrollCal (desktop Excel with macros enabled).
What if my key isn’t accepted?
Get in touch through the shop you bought from, or use our contact form, and we’ll sort it out.
Contact us
Questions, licence help, or want to hear when ScrollCal launches? Send us a message and we’ll reply by email.