This invention is directed toward a calendar that can be used to track time in both the traditional sense with sequential days, and in the project-planning sense allowing a user to track progress on one or more tasks that require more than a day to complete. The invention can be produced in both physical versions, such as paper or cardstock calendars, or projected onto a wall, or created through software programmed for this purpose. The software version would be customizable to each individual user's preferences. By presenting both the time-tracking and project-tracking aspects of the invention on a single item—whether it is a physical calendar or one on a computer—the user is benefited by the close proximity of the two functions, which are normally found on two entirely different items.