Lunch menus that keep themselves current A new month's lunch menu used to arrive only with an app update. Now the app pulls menus straight from onelittlecity.com, so each new month shows up on its own — nothing to update, nothing to wait for. School alerts refresh the same way. Offline still works: the last menu you loaded stays available with no signal.

Your kid's class, on your calendar Classes are new. If your child's teacher uses One Little City, you'll get a join code — tap it once, pick which of your kids is in that class, and everything the class sends starts landing on your calendar automatically. Field trips, picture day, the reading-log deadline. No forwarding address to set up, no inbox rule to maintain, nothing to remember. Teachers get their own setup now, too: create a class, add the address to your existing class list, and the newsletter you already send becomes calendar events for every family who joined. You can edit or remove anything before it goes out, and you see how many families are enrolled — never their names or their children's. ALSO FIXED • Signing in with Google works again. Tapping the button used to do nothing at all on some phones. • The calendar tab no longer freezes the app when you're signed out. • School events now reach every family. Some households were quietly missing them.

Lunch menus and the new school year are here School is back, and so is the app. The 2026-27 calendar and daily lunch menus now show up where you'd expect them — the first day, early-release Wednesdays, and what's being served each day. Before this update the new school year showed as summer break with no menus at all. ALSO IMPROVED • Your home ZIP code sticks. Setting or changing it now saves correctly the first time, and the ZIP prompt no longer hangs while it looks up your town. • Settings shows your version. You can see exactly which build you're running, and reset saved settings if the app ever looks out of date.

Your kids are in the right grade for the new school year Grades now move up on their own when a new school year begins, so back-to-school emails get matched to the right child. You can also set or correct any child's grade yourself from their profile. ALSO IMPROVED • Know when you're needed in two places. Today now flags overlapping pickups, games, and practices instead of letting you find out the hard way. • Snap-a-Flyer handles big photos. Large or detailed flyers no longer time out, and if something does go wrong you'll get a real explanation instead of a raw error. • Signing up from outside Falls Church works properly. You won't be asked to pick from a list of Falls Church schools, and your home ZIP code is saved correctly the first time.

See what's actually on a calendar you've added Tap any subscribed calendar to see its full schedule — grouped by month, searchable, and you can hide any single date you don't need. The Calendars screen also opens instantly now instead of pausing to load. ALSO IMPROVED • Times show in your own timezone. If you're outside the Eastern time zone, imported games and practices now appear at the time they actually happen. • Reminders for subscribed calendars. You'll get a heads-up 15 minutes before a game, practice, or early release. • Fewer duplicates. When your school's calendar and a forwarded newsletter mention the same thing, you'll see one row — the one that tells you what to do. • Removing a child from your family now sticks.

NEW — Team & school calendars Add your kid's team, school, or league calendar once, and every game, practice, and early release lands on your family agenda. It's shared with your co-parent automatically, and it keeps itself right when the schedule changes — so a rained-out Saturday game disappears without anyone retyping anything. If your school district publishes its calendars, they may already be listed by name. One tap to add. FIXED • Snap a flyer works again when you start it from the + button on My Calendar. • The "who is this for?" step no longer runs off the bottom of the screen.

Adding to the calendar, three ways. • Tap + on My Calendar from anywhere in your agenda — no scrolling back to the top • Snap a flyer or a screenshot and we'll read the dates out of it • Or just say it out loud: "swim practice for Catherine Wednesdays at 4" Speaking fills the form in and waits — you check it before anything lands on the calendar. Also in this release: • My Calendar opens on today, with last week still there above it • "Who's it for?" and "Repeat" moved up where you can see them, and "Everyone" is now something you can point at • Faster, tidier calendar screen

Co-parenting that actually works. • Add a co-parent and they get your kids, calendar and school inbox straight away — no more blank calendar on their phone. • Removing someone now genuinely removes their access, not just their name. • Co-parents no longer vanish from your people list after you sign out. • Your connected Google Calendar is visible to everyone in the family, not only the parent who set it up. • Fall 2026 camps and after-school programs are in, and you can now filter programs by the day of the week they run. • Fixes to the Family inbox, filters resetting while you scroll, and the ZIP prompt closing when tapped.

- Community events: what's happening around town now appears right on Today, and on your calendar. - A cleaner first-run experience. - Faster launch, plus fixes to how your connected calendar appears. - Various stability and polish improvements.

- Family Circle: invite grandparents, caregivers, or a co-parent to follow your family. They see your kids' schedule, camps, and doodles — read-only, no setup headaches. - Everyone you invite gets the full app (view-only for your family), and can still add their own kids or follow other families too. - New: choose per person whether they can also see your personal calendar — off by default. - Doodles your kids send now reach your whole circle, live. - Calendar, camps, and reliability fixes throughout.

- Handle It: draft replies to school emails, review them in one tap, and see everything it has handled for you in one place (More -> What I have handled). - Camps and activities you sign up for in Camps & Programs now show up right on your calendar, under the correct kid. - New: My Doodles in the More tab -- every doodle your kids have shared with you, saved for good. - Calendar and syncing fixes across chores, camps, and shared displays.

- Leave-a-Doodle keepsakes — when your kids draw on the family display, their doodles appear on your Today screen. React and save your favorites. - New notifications — get a nudge when your child shares a doodle, plus a reminder 15 minutes before timed events. - Fixed chore syncing so chores added on your phone now show correctly on the paired display.

Now available nationally with cleaner setup for new families.

Version 3.0 — the family calendar update. The biggest visual + functional refresh since we shipped on the App Store. v3.0 turns One Little City from a school+camp organizer into a real family calendar. What's new: • PARENT CHIPS on My Calendar. Each parent gets their own color (lilac, rose, sky, meadow, sun — your choice). Mom's calendar and Dad's calendar live side by side instead of mashed together. • PER-PARENT COLOR RAILS on Today and on every event. You can see who an event belongs to at a glance. • FULL-CARD COLOR. Each agenda row tinted by who's on it. Multi-owner events (both kids at the block party) get split-color rails. • ONE LITTLE CITY DISPLAY (iPad). A separate new app — a family calendar on the iPad you already own. Drop your iPad in a $20 stand on the kitchen counter (or wall-mount it) and pair in 30 seconds. Same data, same family. Kids tap chores done; parents tap events open. No dedicated digital frame to buy. Search "One Little City Display" on the iPad App Store after you set up the iPhone app. • iPAD SETUP IN ONBOARDING. The iPhone app now walks you through pairing an iPad during first-run setup (skippable). • CO-PARENT CALENDAR MIRRORING. When your co-parent connects their Google Calendar, their events appear in your view automatically. No more "what time is your meeting again?" • STICKY PEOPLE LEGEND on My Calendar. The chip row pins to the top as you scroll the week. • REAL APPLE SIGN-IN merging. Sign in with Apple and later sign in with Google (or vice versa) and the app now reconnects them to the same family instead of stranding you in an empty account. • A pile of bug fixes from beta feedback — tapping an event reliably opens it, deleting works the way you'd expect, and the agenda is snappier. What's coming in v3.1: • Apple Calendar (iCloud) connections via app-specific password. • Outlook calendar connections. • QR-code pairing for One Little City Display. • Joint-custody and other-caregiver invites. Tell us what's broken: hello@onelittlecity.com. And if you have an iPad sitting in a drawer, plug it in. That's what we built this for.

Smarter forwarding. One‑tap "Save to Contacts" for your family + per‑kid forwarding addresses, so Mail autocompletes the right one. Per‑kid forwarding stats on the Today tab show how much each kid's calendar is filling in. Cleaner Today layout, plus weather and lunch‑label fixes.