Public page

Turn on the public page when you want to share a subscription overview, choose what appears and review what data is exposed.

The public page is a read-only overview of your subscriptions — something to link from a personal site, or to show friends how much you spend each month. It’s off by default.

1. Set your name and avatar under Settings → General.
2. Turn on Public page under Settings → Sharing & access and optionally set Page title.
3. Choose items under Shown subscriptions, then click Preview public page.
4. Before sharing, check the page in a signed-out window.

Turning it on

Turn on Settings → Sharing & access → Public page and the site root becomes the public page, e.g. https://calends.example.com/. The app stays at /admin.

While it’s off, visitors to the root are told the ledger isn’t public.

Once it’s on, the same section also has:

Setting	Details
Shown subscriptions	Only the ticked subscriptions appear. New subscriptions are shown by default; use Show all, Hide all or toggle them one by one.
Page title	The title in the page header and browser tab. Defaults to “Name’s subscriptions” (or a generic title if no name is set).
Preview public page	Opens the public page in a new tab.

Set your name and avatar under Settings → General. The name is used on the public page and share images. The avatar is used in the sidebar, public page and shared plans; share images currently do not use the custom avatar.

What visitors see

• Monthly subscription spend, compared with the same month last year; roughly how much per year; how many subscriptions are being paid; total paid since a given year.
• Timeline: number and amount of charges in the next 30 days.
• Monthly charges: the past 12 months and the next 3, switchable between paid and monthly cost, with projected months dashed.
• Breakdown: monthly cost by category.
• Exchange rates: how much more or less you spend per month compared with exchange rates a year ago.
• Subscribed: each subscription’s name, icon, price, monthly equivalent and renewal date.
• Cancelled, with how much less you spend per month; Lifetime purchases are listed separately.

Visitors can switch the display currency and the light or dark theme. The page language follows the visitor’s browser.

Server-side masking

The public data is generated separately on the server, so the browser never receives the originals. Only allow-listed fields are sent:

Content	Handling
Paid for others	Involves other people, so never shown.
Subscriptions hidden in Settings	Not sent.
Shared plan members	Only per-period shares and paid-through dates; no names, contacts or invited accounts.
People list	Not sent.
Payment methods	Only type, currency, region and color; the name becomes “type · region” (e.g. “App Store balance · TR”). No last 4 digits, phone numbers, balances or notes.
Subscriptions	No account, notes or tags; URLs reduced to scheme and domain; notes on charges and phases removed.
Domain subscriptions	Name masked to the first letter and top-level domain (e••••••.com), with no URL or icon, and the id replaced by a hash — when Show domain on public page is enabled, the name, URL and original id are restored, but the generic domain icon is still used.
Settings	Only base currency, time zone, name, avatar, page title, week start, shared plan currency, and the categories used by public subscriptions. Notification channels, the calendar token and the rest are never sent.
Interface preferences	Not sent.

Which subscriptions count as domains is explained in Categories.

Caution

Amounts, currencies, cycles, start and end dates and regions are shown as they are — that’s what the page is for. If you’d rather not show a subscription, untick it under Shown subscriptions.