Web calendar: week start on Monday

Another vote. This is REALLY basic, I'm not sure why it isn't available.

This feature makes sense, from an optimal user experience standpoint. Is it difficult to code in?

Consider my vote cast for this feature.

I let my Gold subscription lapse... there's been very little development from a functionality perspective. For years they've said they'll have a meal planner, only to decide not to do it. Simple updates like this don't happen either.

It sucks, as there is a lot to love about Cronometer... but they place simple things in the Pro subscription to get more subscribers instead of developing its functionality (like the ability to hide calories, which should be in the free version as calorie fixation is associated with disordered eating).

Edit: not sure why my posts have a Gold pin, I'm definitely not a Gold member anymore.

This seems like a huge oversight to me can we get some response from developers this is a very basic feature that should already be in the app? Thanks

+1, I am in Canada, but my work week and training starts on Monday

Oh, yes! this is a big problem for most people worldwide. Most applications use Sunday as the first day of the week. Still, this system is relevant only to the United States and several other countries.

Late to the party, but one more upvote for possibility of setting week start to Monday, pretty please....

Please fix this - it totally breaks the usefullness of the calendar that weeks start on a sunday. Most of the world has weeks starting on monday and most calendar apps and components have this as an option, so please add an option to choose a sane calendar...

Yet another upvote.

Do the devs even check these Feature Reqeusts?
Or is it only a venting space for the community?

+1, this should be a basic setting in 2025 for a product targeting customers globally

I’d like to join the many users here requesting the option to choose the first day of the week in Cronometer.

As several European users have already pointed out, Monday is the standard start of the week in most of Europe. But it’s important to note that this isn’t only a European issue:

In Asia (e.g. China, Japan), the week also officially starts on Monday.

In Latin America, Monday is the common standard as well.

In the Middle East, the work week starts on Saturday in some countries.

In other words, Sunday-first calendars reflect mostly the North American convention, while the majority of the world actually uses a different standard.

Adding a simple setting to let users pick their preferred start of the week (on both mobile and web) would make Cronometer much more intuitive and user-friendly internationally, without changing the default for those who like Sunday-first.