Moving around the calendar

Any date is reachable, in either direction — last spring and next winter are both on the same board.

• Scroll off either end and the next stretch loads. Keep going and it keeps going; there is no wall at the edge of the window.
• « and » jump a whole year. ← Earlier and Later → move about a month (← and → on a listing's own calendar), and Today brings you back.
• The date picker goes straight to any day, with its own month and year arrows.

On a single property the months run down the page instead of across: scroll up for the past, down for what's coming.

Showing less

View puts away any header row you don't use — the page title, search and filters, the summary line, the colour legend, the review pills, the cell switches, even the date controls. Every row taken back is another listing on screen. The cell switches themselves — Rates, Min nights, Rule-set colours and Proposals — control what each night shows.

The main menu down the left folds too: press its chevron and it shrinks to a column of icons, handing the width to the calendar. Both choices are remembered per device.