Write about your day, or just say it. - Notes for any moment: type anywhere on the page, or tap the microphone and your words appear as you speak. - Your voice is turned into text on your iPhone, and the recording stays there. - Open a note from Now, from the timeline, or say "Note This Moment" to Siri. - Find any note again in Library > Notes. - Add who you're with right from Now, or create a new contact without leaving the app. - Rate LifeCalendar anytime from Settings.

A new look, built around your day. - Every day opens with a map of where you were and the whole day in one line. - Stops are numbered on the map and in the timeline, in the same colours. - Swipe between days, and step back through past weeks. - A stop with no name? Pick one of the nearby places from Apple Maps with a tap. - Each place shows how often you go, how long you stay and on which days. - In the morning, Home shows yesterday at a glance. - New widgets for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen.

The App Store page now speaks Portuguese, Spanish and German. The app itself stays in English for now.

Change where a visit was, all in one place. Tap a visit, or "Not here?" on Now, and pick a place nearby, a suggestion from Maps, or a new one. Arriving somewhere ends your journey, even if your iPhone still thinks you are driving. If Now says Driving when you are not, End journey is right there. Places you correct by hand stay one visit. A place now shows every visit you ever made there, and a person every day you spent together. Steadier from day one: the app tells you plainly when it is not recording, and only asks for your calendar when you choose.

Big places stay one visit. Driving around a hospital car park or a campus no longer splits your stay into pieces. A stop of a few seconds no longer shows up as a visit. Places you have made a little wider now name your stops the way they should.

Your days no longer start mid-morning. Journeys are filled in automatically. When a trip isn't recorded by the Driving shortcut, the app works it out from the gap between two places, so your day reads as one line even without any automation set up. Sleep has been removed. iOS has no dependable way to tell an app when sleep ended, and a half-working number is worse than none. Nights are simply the place they were spent. Your calendar now carries places only. Sleep, travel and areas are no longer written to it, and rows that earlier versions added will be removed. Everything stays in the app. When the app picks the wrong shop on a busy street, you can tell it. Open the stop, tap "This isn't the right place", and name where you really were. It becomes a place of its own and gets it right from then on. Renaming a place now renames its whole history. Settings opens with what's set up and what isn't, and the driving guide is four steps that confirm themselves the moment your first journey arrives.

What's new in 1.7.0: • Your days are now rebuilt from the visits your iPhone already reports, instead of being pieced together as signals arrive. Blocks land on the right place, at the right time, and a day that came out wrong can correct itself later instead of staying wrong forever. • New here? The app now asks for "Always" location on first run, and explains why before it asks. Without it, nothing is recorded once you close the app — which is the whole point. • LifeCalendar now tells you when it cannot record: permission turned down, or Precise Location off. It used to look normal and quietly record nothing. • Places the app could not name are now listed in your Library, and one tap offers what Apple Maps knows around that exact spot. • A place can no longer be drawn so wide that it swallows the café next door, and places already made too wide can be shrunk from the Library. • Removed: the document scanner, files and expenses. They were built for a different app and got in the way of this one. • Calendar export no longer rewrites events that have not changed. Better for battery.

Arrivals are faster and more accurate. The places you visit most, and any place you have just saved, are now recorded the moment you get there, even for a quick stop. Drop someone at school without leaving Driving Focus and your day still reads: Travel, School, Travel. Driving past a place you know no longer counts as a visit. Towns and neighbourhoods now fill themselves in from the addresses of your places. There is nothing to draw, and you can rename them. Drives are now called Travel, because a bus or a train counts too. A place you link by hand stays linked.

The calendar clean-up release. Some days ended up with dozens of blocks, overlapping each other, a few of them two seconds long. That is fixed: one block at a time, no overlaps, and nothing shorter than two minutes. LifeCalendar also no longer writes into your Calendar unless you ask it to. Your days are recorded in the app either way. If you want them in your Calendar, turn it on in Settings. The app is simpler: three tabs instead of four, and the daily and weekly summaries now tell you where you were by name instead of counting things.

What's new in 1.4.0: - New: choose which calendars feed the "Planned" cards (Home/Day/Week) — Settings > Calendar & Reminders > "Choose Calendars for Planned...". Hide calendars you don't need (e.g. work, subscriptions) without affecting the calendar LifeCalendar exports. - Improved: more reliable automatic place detection — fewer duplicate or fragmented "Place" events on the Timeline, and events stuck with a generic "Place" name now retry linking to the right place automatically. - Fixed: the suggestion to add an Area/City to your library no longer contradicts a location already shown as established on the Now card.

What's new in 1.3.1: - New: optional notification when you arrive somewhere new you've never visited before — turn it on in Settings > Notifications. - New: choose whether Sleep and Drive show up in your exported Calendar (Settings > Calendar & Reminders) — the data stays in the app either way, this just keeps your calendar cleaner. - Fixed: the place count shown for an Area or City sometimes didn't match the actual list of places inside it.

What's new in 1.3.0: - New: Activities, Projects & Areas — organize your life beyond People and Places by linking events to the projects and areas that actually matter. - When creating or editing an event, you can now link it to an existing Place instead of always creating a new one. - Fixed: past events no longer show an approximate location based on your phone's current position — your history is now more historically accurate. - Several reliability improvements to background location detection.

Your life, automatically organized by days, places, and time. LifeCalendar creates meaningful calendar events based on where you go and what actually happens, using Apple's Calendar and Location APIs. Instead of lists or manual tracking, your calendar becomes a quiet record of your life — showing days, places, and time spent, exactly as they happened. Add layers of meaning to your days as you go: the people you spend time with, the objects worth remembering, the activities you do, and the areas of life they belong to. You can also scan documents and link them to specific moments in time — warranties, insurance, subscriptions — with optional reminders, so important files stay connected to the days they belong to. All data stays on your device and in your iCloud account. No accounts. No ads. No third-party tracking. If the app disappears, your life history remains — safely stored in your calendar. What's New in This Version This version adds new layers of meaning to your days: People, Objects, Activities, and Areas, alongside Places and Files. Notifications and reports now reflect more of what's actually happening in your calendar. Plus a polished UI and refined copy throughout the app.

Improved Files and Expenses. - Expenses now have a clearer detail screen. - Added payee, category, paid status, due date and notes editing. - Added quick expense filters. - Documents now support title and notes editing. - Improved file preview reliability. - Improved place display and fixed area/exact place handling.

Improved Home experience with clearer daily insights. Better performance and stability.

• New local-first data engine powered by SwiftData • Improved reliability and performance • Better organization of days, events, and files • Foundation for future features and long-term stability