New: • Siri: "What's my shift on Friday?", "When are we both off?", "What's left on the shopping list?"; and add to the shopping list or create an event by voice. Plus InSync buttons for Control Center. • InSync comes to Apple Watch: your shift and your partner's on the watch face, the next days, the shopping list to tick off and add to from your wrist, and Siri: "What do I have today?", "When are we both off?". • Choose which day the week starts on (Settings › Calendar): the calendar and the widgets follow it. • New medium "Fortnight" widget: this week and next, with each day's shifts and events. • 24-hour shifts: turn on "Lasts 24 hours" on the shift type and the shift counts its 24 hours. • When you change a shift, your own shifts come first; everyone else's are under "More shifts in the group". • Notes, redesigned: cards, what's left to do next to the title, and search at the bottom. • Dark and tinted app icon for the Home Screen. • Tapping a calendar widget opens the app on today, without opening any day's menu. Fixes: • With larger text, shifts fit in their day in the widgets. • The widget sometimes stopped updating after adding something until you swiped the month again. • Trip, leg and stop dates no longer change when you save them.

New: • When you tap a day, pick the shift from a list with each shift's colour. • The week widget shows the shifts for every day, not just today. • In the widgets, today stands out at a glance with a frame around it. • Shopping widget: bigger circles and a + to add something without opening the app yourself. • In the shopping list, "Together / By store" is always at hand, and there's a button to hide the keyboard. • Privacy: the privacy policy in English and licences in More, trip photos are uploaded without their location, and the anonymous usage statistics switch is back in Settings. Fixes: • An event you switch to "Only me" no longer disappears from your calendar.

New: • Shift change history: when you change your shift for a day, note whether you changed it yourself or who you swapped with, plus any notes. See them all in Shifts › Shift changes. Only you can see them. • Your shifts, just for you: in Settings › Shifts you can take them off everyone's calendars and widgets in the group. They still count for "You're both off". • Copy the group's events to an "InSync" calendar on your iPhone, or add a single event to your own calendar from the event itself. • Your supermarkets: add, rename and delete the ones in the shopping list. You both share them. • 24 colours for events, plus any other you pick. • Links in an event's notes or location open with a tap. • The widget can show just your shifts. • Shift cycles up to a year long. Fixes: • Picking a day in "You're both off" no longer leaves the calendar stuck. • The widget changes month faster. • Days from the neighbouring months look lighter, so you can tell which month you're in.

New: • "You're both off": in the calendar's "⋯", the next days you're both off, and a heart on those days in the month. • Fixed hours: if you work Monday to Friday, or to Saturday, set it in one tap in Shifts. It counts towards your days off together without filling the calendar with circles. • Find any event, past or future, with the calendar's magnifying glass. • Share an event so anyone can add it to their own calendar. • The InSync widget, small and medium, is now free. • A shift type can stay off the calendar and still count towards your hours. • The app tells you when there's a new version. Fixes: • If you sign in with Apple, your name is already filled in. • Shifts opens faster. • VoiceOver reads the calendar notices and tells you when you've copied the code.

New: • Seeing the shifts of the rest of your group is now free. • Tapping a notification opens what changed: the event, the note, the list or the day. • The widget shows both of your shifts for today in the small and medium sizes too, "+N" when a day doesn't fit, and the shopping list in two columns. • The invitation includes the App Store link, and requests to join arrive straight away in More and Group. • When you leave a group, your shifts and your "Only me" events go with you and everything shared stays. Anyone removed from a group is told. • Event sheets have close, delete and save at the top. • "Restore purchases" tells you what happened, and a purchase waiting for approval shows as such. • Siri works in English too and knows the names in your group. • Much more of the app in English, with 12-hour times where they're used. And better with VoiceOver and Voice Control. Fixes: • Shifts deleted by someone else in the group now disappear from your phone too. • Going Pro takes effect straight away; if it's slow, the app says so and lets you try again. • A list created offline arrives complete, and anything that couldn't be uploaded is retried on its own while the app is open. • Tasks no longer move a day earlier when the clocks change. • Deleting a shift type asks first and says how many days it takes with it. • Swiping between months is smooth. • A brief server hiccup no longer sends you back to the welcome screen. • "Sign out" asks first and warns you about changes not yet uploaded. • Error messages say what actually happened.

New: • Joining your group with the code now sends a request, and someone already inside accepts it. Nobody sees your calendar without permission. • For a repeating event, you can delete just one day and keep the rest. • Shift patterns can have an end date, and Shifts has "Delete my shifts": from today on, the ones before today, or all. • New Grid mode for long patterns: pick a shift and tap the days. • A refreshed shopping list: how many items are left, "All together" or "By store", a preview when you press and hold, and a small celebration when you're done. And the others get a notification when you add something. • More, Pro and the welcome screens have a new design. • In the month, today stands out at a glance. • The widget uses the app's colours and moves to the next day and month without opening the app. Fixes: • Events far ahead, months away, now show up in their month. • The other person's shifts arrive straight away. • One notification per change, and notification settings work again. • Changing an event's start time moves the end with it. • A new event starts at the next full hour, not at 00:30. • The "Repeat" choice is saved when you create an event. • Calendar colours show up from the very first moment. • Swiping between months is smoother.

New: • A refreshed calendar. The header fits in one row: the full month and, below it, what you're looking at ("Everyone · Month"). Pick the person and the view from "⋯". • Tapping a day opens a bubble right above that day, with its shifts and events, without covering the rest of the month. • The week as an agenda: one day per row, with its shifts and timed events. • The Day view shows the date at the top and everyone's shift with their name. • "Go to month" shows every month at once: one tap and you're there. • Shifts, hours and days off, with clearer figures and charts that draw in. • New setting to show each event in the colour of whoever created it. • In the month, the full title when a day has only one event. • The app remembers the calendar view you chose. Fixes: • In the widget, events without their own colour showed up blue; now they use the colour of whoever created them, as in the app. • Changing someone's colour shows up straight away, in the app and in the widget. • Jumping to a distant month left the calendar stuck there. • With large text, titles and day numbers no longer break. • The calendar runs smoother and uses less battery.

New: • On iOS 27, the month widgets can take up a whole Home Screen page: the same month, with room for each day's events instead of "+2". Fixes: • With Pro, you couldn't create a second list, note or trip. • Changing your colour, leaving a group or removing someone failed with an error. • In the fortnight view, days when you both had a shift lost their number, and Sunday was cut off. • In the Day view, an all-day event took up half the screen. • Changes to a list (an item's text or the order) didn't reach the other person. • Editing a note sent lots of notifications in a row.

New: • Days off. Set up your allowances —vacation, personal days, contract days— with the days you get each year, and mark the ones you take straight from the calendar. You always see how many are left and where they went. They renew on 1 January by themselves. • Hours worked. How many this month, how many days on shift and which shifts they come from, next to the previous twelve months. You can move to any month: checking your payslip needs last month, not this one. • Much better rotation patterns. Ready-made templates (5x2, 4x2, 2-2-3, early/late/night), cycles by week, weekends off, and a four-week preview before you save. And it now warns you if you are about to replace a pattern you already had. • Settings is now called More, and it is reorganised. At the top, the things you use: shifts, group and external calendars. Below, every switch behind a single row. Shifts used to be five taps from the calendar; now it is two. • You can create a shift type without leaving the day you are on, and it gets assigned right away. • Accessibility: with Reduce Motion turned on the app stops animating, and big numbers grow with your system text size. • All-day events now stand out at a glance in the month, fortnight and week views. • The calendar bar says what each button does again: "Select", "Everyone" and the view. • "Undo change" in each day's menu: removes what you changed by hand and brings back your rotation's shift. • Group invitations now expire after 7 days and work for one person only. If a code no longer works, create a new one from the group screen. Fixes: • A multi-day event pushed every other event of that week down a row, leaving a blank band above them. Not any more — and more events now fit per day. • The month in the header was cut off ("September 2…"). It fits now. • If you travelled to another time zone, shifts and all-day events moved to a different day. A day is a day, wherever you are. • The "couldn't sync" warning appeared at the first hiccup and stayed up for several seconds, even on a good connection. It now only warns when there is a real problem. • Some events never made it to the server when you created them. • When you tapped a day, your shift did not show up on the days you were off — which is exactly when you wanted to change it. • All-day event reminders now arrive at 9:00 on the day. • Opening the app could undo a change your partner had just made to shift types or the pattern. • If you removed the link from a trip stop, it came back.

Important fixes: • Leaving a shared group left the app stuck, with your local data already cleared and no way forward other than force-quitting. It now takes you back to the start, as it should. • Tasks could get mixed between groups if you belonged to more than one. Each group sees only its own again. • Deleting your account or leaving the group left the saved access to your external calendars on the phone. It is now cleared too. • A notification arriving while you had a sheet open could get lost without opening anything. • With the screen reader on there was no way to move between weeks or fortnights. • Opening from the widget while you were in Settings put the sheet on top of Settings instead of taking you to the calendar. • The widget now catches up with new events without you having to open the app. • When an external calendar stops syncing you can now see it and retry, instead of it failing silently.

Important fixes: • Deleted things stay deleted. An event, note or item you deleted only stayed gone until you closed the app; now it really goes, and what the other person deletes disappears from your phone too. • No more lost edits. If you lost signal while saving a change, your phone could end up silently discarding whatever your partner edited on that same event. • The shopping widget shows four items instead of three, and tapping it opens Shopping rather than the calendar. • The shopping list now recognises items written in English. • Phrases like "1 days overdue" now read correctly.