Calends 2.2 keeps watch so you don't have to. • New: alerts on every device. If a calendar ever needs your attention (a work account signs out, a source goes quiet), your other devices get a notification naming the calendar and the device. It travels through your own iCloud. Calends still has no server and never sees your events. • New: per-calendar sharing detail. For each calendar that feeds a master, choose full details or a busy block, set the busy wording yourself ("Reserved", "Very Busy"), and optionally show the source, as in "Clinic: Busy". • New: title rules. Rewrite event titles as they are copied into a master (shorten, replace, tidy). • Renaming a calendar now just works: masters follow the new name, and every setting moves with it. • Sturdier than ever: syncing hands off cleanly between devices, accounts can be switched off and on without losing anything, and anything that pauses explains itself and asks before acting. • Dozens of refinements and fixes throughout. Tip: update Calends on all your devices together. Calends may ask to send notifications; that is how the alerts and trial reminders reach you, and nothing is sent anywhere else.

Calends 2.1.3 - Calendars that one of your devices can't read, such as a work account that only works on your Mac, now appear in the master's calendar list with a note saying which device keeps them up to date, instead of quietly not appearing at all. - Calendars can only be removed from a master once nothing has read them for a while, so a work calendar your phone simply can't see is never offered for removal there.

Calendars shared as "busy" can now show their all-day events in full. Useful when your work calendar has all-day entries naming a city or marking time off: those keep their names, while your meetings stay private. Turn it on per calendar in the master's settings.

- Some calendars (most often work Exchange) accounts) could be missing from the calendar pickers. Calends now refreshes its account list and scans every account thoroughly before listing your calendars. - New: a "Copy calendar diagnostics" button in About Calends (ⓘ), so if a calendar is ever missing, support can pinpoint why in one paste. - Fixed: the trial-reminder calendar no longer comes back after you delete it. - Safer syncing across devices: if one of your devices can't read a source calendar (for example, a work account that only exists on your Mac), that device now keeps the merged calendar's events instead of removing them, and leaves cleanup to a device that can see everything.

New in Calends 2.1 • See where every event comes from — a new option adds the source calendar's name to the notes of each event in a shared calendar. • Hide events by keyword — a new "Hide events matching" filter keeps an event in its own calendar while leaving it out of the shared one. Perfect for dropping noise like "Lunch," or removing a single event. • Custom busy label — show "Unavailable," "Reserved," or any word you choose instead of "Busy," per calendar. • Per-source settings now sync reliably across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad — including busy-only, keywords, and labels. • Plan further ahead — shared calendars now cover the next 18 months, up from 12. • Smarter defaults, an in-app version number, and assorted polish. Calends works inside Apple Calendar and never logs in to your accounts.

Welcome to Calends 2.0 — the biggest update yet. Thank you for using Calends. • Now on iPad. Calends is a universal app — iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • Much faster, and it never freezes. Building and refreshing your calendars now happens completely in the background, so the app stays smooth even with lots of calendars selected on a busy account. • Share your availability. Set any calendar to BUSY-ONLY so people see when you're booked, without seeing what or who. • Per-calendar privacy. Choose full detail or busy-only for each calendar that feeds a master. • Same-name calendars, handled. If two calendars share a name, Calends now uses exactly the one you pick on each device. • More reliable everywhere. Masters build dependably on iPhone, deleting a master sticks across all your devices, and a clearer "Syncing…" indicator shows when Calends is working — plus a heads-up when background sync may be slower on battery. If Calends is working well for you, a quick rating genuinely helps a small independent app. Thank you!

This update fixes a freeze some of you hit while building or refreshing a shared calendar — especially on iPhone with a lot of calendars selected. • No more freeze — building and refreshing stay responsive. • A clear "Syncing your calendars…" indicator shows whenever Calends is working, so it never looks stuck. • Tapping Build now takes you straight back to your calendar list. Thanks to everyone who reported this — it helped us fix it fast.

Refreshed App Store visuals and a clearer description. Same fast, private, on-device Calends — no functional changes in this version.