• The new-event screen has been reorganized • Create all-day events here. • Edit all-day events here too. • Settings › Display › Visible calendars — choose which calendars this app shows. Hide holidays, birthdays or subscribed calendars that don't need a countdown and your home screen, widgets and watch get a lot quieter. Calendars added later show up automatically. • Settings › Display › Show all-day events — hide events without a time, like birthdays and trips.

• Your events now ring as real alarms — a full-screen alarm on the Lock Screen that cuts through the silent switch and Focus, and your iPhone rings even while you're wearing your Apple Watch. • Tap ▶ on the alarm to start that event right away. Stop just silences the alarm. • End times ring the same way, so a loud start is no longer followed by a silent finish. • Events that arrived from the Calendar app, Siri or an invitation stay silent and roll into progress on their own — no more subscribed or work calendars going off in the middle of the night. To make one ring, open it and turn off "Auto-start without alarm". • Fixed Apple Watch complications occasionally missing an update.

● Improved iPhone–Apple Watch sync Changes you make on your iPhone — adding or editing events, or updating their status — now reach your watch face complications sooner, without opening the watch app. Note: the watch app now requires watchOS 26 or later. ● Start without a calendar If your device has no usable calendar, the app now creates one for you on the spot. ● Minor display and stability fixes.

• Repeating events: simple series (weekly, monthly, …) can now be edited right in the app — and when saving, choose "this event only" or "all future events". • Widget: the Lock Screen inline widget now leads with the remaining time — long titles no longer push it out of view. • Widget: fixed the small widgets (Next / In Progress) showing a stale countdown after a few hours — the remaining time now keeps updating accurately even when you don't open the app. • Apple Watch: fixed complications on the Always-On display drifting far from the actual remaining time.

• All-day events: birthdays, holidays, and other all-day events now appear as chips under the date — countdowns stay on timed events, keeping Home uncluttered. • Event details: a new card shows the date, start, end, and duration at a glance, plus an alerts summary. The calendar account (e.g. Google) is shown too. • Frequent title suggestions: tap the title field when creating an event to see titles you use often — the ones you usually schedule around this time of day come first. • Tidier editing: time, title, and alerts are grouped by purpose, and you can adjust the date and time right in place. Save turns on only when something changed. • 24-hour keypad: 24-hour users can enter 0–23 directly, without AM/PM. • Widget: fixed "Tomorrow"/day labels not updating after midnight, and tidied time alignment in 24-hour format. • Widget: auto-start events now switch to "in progress" on the widget the moment they begin. • Also: added a date divider on Home, hid edit/delete on read-only calendars (subscribed, holidays), fixed reminders being lost when editing, plus stability improvements.

Juns Schedule now speaks English — the full app, widgets, and Apple Watch. Plus refinements and fixes from recent updates.