A one-year option, for $0.99. Not ready to unlock the calendar for good? You can now have it for a year instead. One payment — nothing renews, and nothing charges you again. Buy another year whenever you like and the time is added to what's left, rather than replacing it. You'll get a reminder a week before it runs out. Also in this version: • The calendar remembers your location between launches, so your own sunrise, sunset and moon times are ready the moment you open it. • In the Sun and Moon panel, Horizon view now comes first — it's the chart about the day you tapped.

Minor fixes and improvements.

Fixed: if you declined location access, the app could become slow or stop responding. Plus minor improvements throughout.

An Enoch day runs from sunset to sunset, and the app now says so everywhere it matters. Tap any day and you'll see when that day began and when it ends, with the time of each. The Sun & Moon chart marks the two days it spans, and in Upcoming, a feast that begins at sundown tonight no longer says "Tomorrow." Also in this update: • Today in History and the feast notes have been updated and expanded • Tishri 22 is now named "The Great Day (Shemini Atzeret)" • Read aloud no longer covers the card you're reading • Tapping a card scrolls it fully into view • Your free trial now shows in Settings, with the days remaining

Sun & Moon • Live charts now carry a LIVE marker, so you can tell at a glance which view is tracking the current moment. • Pin the panel to Jerusalem or any fixed location and it now shows +1 or −1 when that place is on a different calendar day than you are. • Moonrise now shows the rise that is actually keeping the Moon up, instead of the next one due. Feast Days • The first day of every month is now marked with a trumpet on the calendar grid. • Tishri 1 is now called Day of Trumpets (Yom Teruah). • Days are labelled Feast Day, Appointed Time, or Observance, following what the Hebrew text itself calls each one. • Two new facts on Passover: the lamb sized to the household, and the command to tell the children what the night means. • High Sabbath scripture now follows the King James text exactly. Settings • Clearer names for the feast reminder switches, and reminder descriptions that say how often notifications actually arrive.

Bug fixes and improvements.

Share lunar eclipses You can now share an eclipse straight from the app. Tap the share button on any eclipse day and it sends the actual sky charts for that day, showing where the sun and moon are from your location, along with the eclipse name and both the Enoch and Gregorian dates. Also in this update: • Sunrise and sunset times now show on the Sun and moon button • Swipe an event in Upcoming to edit it • Today's items are marked with a Today badge in Upcoming • Tapping an event in Upcoming takes you to its day on the calendar • Clearer eclipse information in the day view, with visibility from your location and reminder details • Easier to read eclipse charts, including a clearer peak marker • Shorter, less cluttered notification text • General improvements and bug fixes

• New: Sun and Moon panel — moon phase, sky position, and rise/set times for any day • Lunar eclipse tracking with custom reminders — see when the next eclipse peaks, whether it's visible from your location, and get notified on your own schedule • Eclipses now appear in Upcoming and in your widgets

• Redesigned the New Event editor with side-by-side Enoch and Gregorian date pickers and live countdowns • Refreshed colors throughout My Events and the widget to clearly distinguish Enoch-basis and Gregorian-basis events

• Choose whether a repeating event follows the Enoch or Gregorian calendar — perfect for birthdays and anniversaries you want to track on the modern calendar. • New icons in My Events make it easy to spot which events repeat and which are one-time. • Faster, smoother loading when opening My Events. • Various wording fixes and polish throughout.

My Events now shows the event type — Birthday, Anniversary, and so on — right next to the name, so you can see everything at a glance. Events are also grouped by Enoch calendar month with amber dividers. Widgets now display the event type alongside the name, so you always know at a glance what kind of event is coming up. Lock screen widget now finds anniversary events even when they're months away, so it's never blank when something important is coming up.

Events now includes the next upcoming feast sorted in date order alongside your personal events. Lock screen widgets now show personal events alongside feast days. Year picker — faster navigation to selected year, cleaner equal-weight display. Personal event reminders are now guaranteed to be scheduled before feast day notifications, so they're never crowded out. Streamlined sheets throughout — swipe to dismiss everywhere, + button repositioned, Today button more visible, event type and recurrence remembered between sessions.

• Now free to try — 90-day free trial, then unlock forever for a one-time purchase. No subscription, no ads. • Customizable notifications — Choose which feast types notify you: High Sabbaths, Appointed Times, and more. Set timing to the morning before, morning of, or both. • Customizable widget — Control which feast types appear in your home screen widget countdown. • Today in History — Biblical history markers appear on select calendar dates throughout the year, showing what happened on that date in Scripture.

Today in History — Tap any highlighted day to discover historical and biblical events that occurred on that date throughout the ages. Read Aloud — Long-press any event to have it read aloud with word-by-word highlighting, just like a message in Telegram. High Sabbath Scripture — Tap any High Sabbath day to see the Leviticus commandment and scripture quote for that feast. Improved Day Cells — Cell type information (Today, Tekufah, Feast) now appears directly in the detail sheet when you tap a day. The header legend has been removed for a cleaner look. Bug fixes and layout improvements, including better display on smaller screens.