- Issues view: Next to the list view and the single view, the preview now has a third view that shows the errors and warnings found in each record, including an explanation and a short tip on how to fix them. - Minor improvement to the Excel import.

For data without a header row, the “Continue” button becomes active again as soon as a column is manually mapped to a calendar field.

Following repeated requests from users to be able to test the app more thoroughly, the free basic mode no longer shortens event titles and notes. It no longer adds a reference to the app to the event notes, and imports alarms and attendees in full. In return, the free basic mode limits the conversion to a maximum of 30 records a month. Auto-mapping for header rows that mix languages has been improved.

- When your data specifies a start time zone but no end time zone, the event's end date and time now use the start time zone. - Improved reading of Excel files: some workbooks that previously couldn't be opened now import correctly.

- If the app cannot automatically detect the header row with column titles in the import data, you can now specify it manually. - The automatic mapping of column titles to calendar fields has been improved and now supports more languages. - For imports without start and end times, you can now specify in the settings how these events should be imported.

- Fixes an issue with importing values into the “All-day” field, which caused expressions such as “NO,” “FALSE,” “0,” etc., to not always be interpreted correctly. - Fixes a user interface glitch in the detailed event preview that caused dates to be displayed truncated, even though there was enough space.

Implements a workaround for an issue in EventKit related to the start and end dates of events, which could cause the app to crash when assigning fields.

Fixes a regression affecting all-day events that span multiple days, which caused the duration to be shortened by one day under certain circumstances.

- Fixes a bug where line breaks in copied table cells caused the error message “Inconsistent Table Layout.” - Minor user interface changes.

You can now import Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx) directly without having to convert them to CSV files first.

Fixes a bug in the “Recurrences” editor that could lead to duplicate events.

Improved onboarding process

Fixes a bug in the “Recurrences” editor that caused a crash when no start date was assigned to an event.

- “Importer for Calendar” can now detect recurring events in your import data and lets you define recurrence rules for each event. - Fixes a bug in the .ics export of all-day events spanning multiple days, which shortened the duration by one day.

Importing CSV files has been improved and made more robust.

- You can now assign categories and tags to events for import in apps supporting them, such as Outlook or BusyCal. - Compatibility of generated .ics files with Outlook has been improved. Adding extended time zone information to an .ics file is now optional and disabled by default.

When importing events into a calendar, the app can now recognize duplicates, and you can decide whether to keep or replace the existing event in the calendar.

Improved error checking when importing event data.

- Added support for the upcoming version of macOS. - If only a start time but no end time is specified when importing, the event duration can now be set to a default value. - Fixes a crash when creating or saving events if an event has an invalid start and/or end date. - Fixes a bug that resulted in an invalid .ics file if all events are in the same time zone and that time zone does not support daylight saving time.

Fixed an issue with the “Continue” button sometimes remaining disabled after assigning fields.

- This update ensures that the app can verify and provide purchased content even if the network connection is disconnected or blocked. - The app no longer displays a blank window when calendar access is denied.

- Importer for Calendar now offers broader support for time zones. You can now set separate time zones for the start and end date. Time zones can be assigned using common abbreviations such as 'EDT' or 'CEST' as well as IANA-compliant geopolitical region identifiers such as 'America/Los_Angeles' or 'Europe/Paris'. The app interprets time zones both in date strings and via two new dedicated import fields. - Event titles should no longer be imported with a leading space. - In environments that use a 12-hour cycle, time expressions with an hour of 12 but without an AM/PM symbol are no longer interpreted as '12:nn:nn AM', but as '12:nn:nn PM'.

Fixed an issue with interpreting ISO8610 date representations.

- For third-party apps that do not support the import of .ics files with multiple events, you can now create a separate .ics file for each converted event. - Fixed an issue that could lead to a crash when starting the app on macOS 13.

Improved support for Family Sharing > Ask to Buy