Thirteen equal months
Each month has exactly 28 days: four complete weeks that always begin on Sunday.

The International Fixed Calendar keeps the Gregorian year's 365 or 366 days, but distributes them regularly. Every date always falls on the same weekday.
Each month has exactly 28 days: four complete weeks that always begin on Sunday.
Sol sits between June and July, completing thirteen months without changing the seasons.
Year Day and, in leap years, Leap Day belong to no week.
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All thirteen months share exactly the same structure. Intercalary days preserve the weekly cycle.
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Every month has the same number of weeks and weekends—ideal for analysis and planning.
A date always falls on the same weekday. Learn it once, use it forever.
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Yes. Intercalary days sit outside the week, an important objection for some religious traditions. We present it transparently and explore the calendar as a parallel system, not an imposition.
Every date has an unambiguous Gregorian equivalent. Conversion tools support both systems during any experiment.
No. The year retains Gregorian length and leap-year rules; only the grouping of days changes.
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