Now optimized for iPhone Duo. - Unfolded: adjust settings on the left while the page preview stays in view on the right. - Folded: the outer display works just like any iPhone. - In split layouts, the Create title no longer collapses when you scroll the preview.

Week numbers, family legends, and a new daily page for caregivers. NEW - ISO week numbers: month calendars get a week column, and week pages show "Week 42 · 2026". On by default in Germany, the Netherlands, and the Nordic countries. - Calendar legend: a short label before each event and a legend at the bottom of month and week pages, so black-and-white prints still show whose event it is. Labels are chosen automatically and can be edited. - Daily Care Sheet: one large-print page per day with a big weekday, the full date, and morning, afternoon, and evening sections. IMPROVED - Large Print is now 18 pt and bold. - Night shifts and 24-hour shifts appear on their real hours instead of stretching across two days. - Paper size (Letter or A4) and week start now follow your region and iPhone settings, and your choices are remembered.

Keep your PDF calendar up to date when appointments change. FIXED - Tap Refresh to regenerate your preview with the latest events and reminders using your current settings. - When you return to the app, an existing preview updates automatically only if its calendar content has changed. Unchanged previews stay as they are. - Changing the date range clears the old PDF until you generate a new preview. - Automatic updates preserve your reading position and wait until printing, sharing or saving has finished. PDFs already saved in History keep their original content.

Make your monthly calendar easier to read with adjustable event text and more space for appointments. NEW - Set monthly event text from 7 to 16 pt in 0.5 pt steps. Your choice is remembered, with a reset to the default size. The preview refreshes when you release the slider. IMPROVED - Larger default event text at 8.5 pt, and only the week rows each month needs. - Longer event titles can use more than two lines when space allows. - See how many entries are hidden or titles shortened. Switch to Tiled Printing for more room while keeping your chosen text size.

Give busy months more room with calendars you can print across multiple sheets and join vertically. - Automatic vertical tiling: the number of sheets adjusts to your calendar content and chosen text size, with room for long titles, notes, locations, and reminders. - Easier assembly: switch between the complete calendar and individual sheets in the preview. Trimming guides, numbered alignment marks, and step-by-step instructions help you join the pages. - More purchase options: existing subscribers can buy Pro Lifetime from Settings. Purchase status is clearer, with a reminder to manage any subscription that is still renewing after a Lifetime purchase.

This update makes PDF exporting smoother and less interruptive. - Preview generation stays focused on your PDF, without unrelated prompts. - After you print, share, or save, system prompts wait for a more appropriate moment. - Additional privacy and reliability improvements. Your calendar events, reminders, notes, and locations remain on your device.

Version 2.0 rebuilds both halves of the app: what you look at on screen, and what comes out of the printer. A redrawn page — the month view now leads with the date number, the way a wall calendar does. The number is nearly twice its old size, the spreadsheet look of a box around every day is gone, and weekends carry a very faint tint. Multi-day events, finally right — a three-day trip draws as one continuous bar across the days it covers, instead of repeating the same row once per day. A real week view — the week is now an actual time axis, so a four-hour meeting no longer takes the same space as a half-hour one. The time range follows your real events, so evening plans are no longer cut off. List and day sheets are typeset rather than stacked as colored cards. Better in black and white — Ink Saver genuinely removes color now; it used to leave a tinted background on every page. In grayscale, calendars are told apart by the shape of their bar rather than by grays that all print alike, and event colors are mapped into a print-safe range so a yellow calendar still shows up on white paper. A new interface — Create is a workbench instead of a settings form: your page sits beside the controls and redraws as you change them. History is grouped by month and shows a thumbnail of the first page. Onboarding is down to two screens, and your first preview is waiting when you arrive. Also improved: the Extra Large text size now clears the 16 pt threshold used for large-print material, hairlines and the smallest type were raised so they survive at 300 dpi, and page numbers show the total — 3 / 9. Fixed: some multi-page exports could produce a PDF that would not open, and the paper preview could stay blank instead of showing a sample.

Version 1.2 is the biggest update yet. Year archives — export a whole year as a single PDF with a cover page and a section for each month. This Year and Last Year are one tap away in the date range picker. Quick Start — the settings from your last successful monthly export come back pre-filled, so next month's calendar takes one tap instead of ten. Month-end reminders — an optional nudge on the last day of each month, scheduled locally on your device. No server involved. Longer event titles now wrap inside month and week cells instead of being cut off, so you can actually read what is on the page. Also new: custom PDF titles, two months on a single page, five print styles including an ink saver mode, an extra-large text size, and an in-app language switcher covering 15 languages. Fixed: export history no longer loses files when the app updates, and exporting is more reliable across large date ranges.

New in 1.1: - Export printable PDFs in week and day views, alongside month and list layouts. - New onboarding helps you choose permissions, start from a template, and create your first PDF faster. - Small fixes and usability improvements.