Halloween, Christmas, New Year’s Day and other holidays are now one tap away when you add a countdown. An empty list offers quick starts and imports, and when a one-off date arrives, Daymark helps you add the next one. New countdowns can start with the reminders you already turned on. If you try Daymark Unlimited, the free trial shows the day it ends, Settings shows your plan and Daymark can remind you two days before the trial ends. Shared cards now speak your language and include a link to Daymark.

Calendar cleanup now selects only confirmed imports. Possible older imports stay unchecked, so a matching title and date cannot select a handmade countdown for removal. Calendar searches run in the background, and bulk removal keeps the interface responsive.

Adding a whole calendar made Daymark slow. That is fixed, and Agenda and Marks now stay quick with thousands of events. You can also remove every mark you added from Calendar in one step, from the options button in Agenda or from Settings > Calendar. A new switch hides Calendar events from the Agenda. Your Calendar itself never changes. Linked repeating events now keep the date of each occurrence.

Your first countdown is quicker to set up. Tap a suggestion like Vacation or Christmas Day, and add a photo straight from the preview. A new setup card helps you add a widget, turn on reminders and add your next date. The Unlimited screen now shows clearly what you get and what you pay. We also updated the support email address and clarified privacy and purchase information.

Daymark now asks for a rating after you return on several days. New App Store screenshots put widgets, personal photos, birthdays and trips first.

New App Store screenshots and a clearer description, so it’s easier to see what Daymark does before you download it. If Daymark helps you look forward to a day, a rating on the App Store helps other people find it.

Daymark 2.0 makes iCloud backup clear. Settings now shows that iCloud sync is on, when your marks last synced and whether anything needs attention. There’s nothing to set up: your marks back up to your private iCloud automatically and stay up to date on all your devices. This update also fixes a freeze on iPad when replaying the introduction.

iCloud sync now keeps your marks backed up and up to date across all your devices. Home Screen widgets are cleaner: the badge in the corner is gone, so your photo and count stand out. A mark that uses the Progress layout with a photo now shows its count on the small widget. The welcome screen is better balanced on every iPhone.