The Calendar shows your realized income day by day in a monthly grid — the most granular view of when your money actually arrived.

Use the arrows to move between months. They're disabled at the edges of your available data, so you can't page into months with nothing to show.

The month header shows total realized income for that month — the same figure behind your dashboard banner for the current month.

Click any day with income to open a breakdown showing which systems generated it and how much each contributed.

Useful when a large day appears and you want to know which system produced it, or when reconciling against your brokerage statements.

Income lands on the day a position closes or a dividend pays, not spread evenly. Options systems produce income in clusters as positions reach their targets. Cash Reserve generates dividend income on its own schedule.

A month with three busy days and twenty-six empty ones is entirely normal.

An empty day means nothing closed. It doesn't mean your systems weren't working — they may have been holding positions the entire time.

If a whole month is empty and you expected activity, open the relevant system and read its execution history. That will tell you what it attempted and why nothing resulted.

You'll see a message explaining the calendar is being built. Newly deployed systems need time for their first positions to close.

The calendar is for when — day-level detail and reconciliation. Reports are for how it went — formal monthly summaries with per-system breakdowns. See Reading your monthly reports.