Find evenings you're both free and plan right there. - Once you've each turned on "Share busy times" in Settings and allowed Calendar access, your partner's busy times show as gray rows in the calendar's day list and card. Only 30-minute busy blocks are sent, encrypted — never what or where. Off by default; next 3 weeks only; turning it off takes yours back. - With both on, "Evenings you're both free" (top-left menu on the Calendar tab) shows up to five times in the next 2 weeks when you're both free for 2+ hours: weekdays 6–10 PM, weekends and holidays 10 AM–10 PM. Tap one to make a plan. - You both need 3.0 to see each other's. Choose the day your countdown widget shows. - New "Pick-a-day countdown" widget: touch and hold, then Edit Widget to pick the day each one shows. "Our days" widgets you've placed stay as they are. - Fixed the small "Our days" widget showing your theme and gray bands instead of your background photo. - "Background photo position" in Settings picks which part of your background photo shows (widgets too, unless a photo is pinned from Memories). - On iOS 27, "Our calendar" has a new largest size that also lists what's coming up. - Tap the "Next plan" widget or a "Coming up" widget row to open that day; an empty "Next plan" widget starts a plan, as does a long press on the app icon. Flights and late plans stay until they end. - A flight whose arrival time you add or change now needs its arrival time zone to save. It then stays under "Coming up" (or "Personal") in the Plans tab until the scheduled arrival, and a pickup alert can ring once then, only on the phone that turns it on (ticket time; delays aren't reflected). Flights on past dates don't need one. - A plan together that runs past midnight stays "Ongoing" until it ends. One-off plans move to past plans once they end (2 hours after the start if there's no end time). - In different time zones? D-day counts follow the viewing phone's calendar. Alerts ring once and fit this phone. - "1d" on a timed plan now replaces its 9 AM day-before alert. All-day plans get "9 AM that day" and "8 PM the day before" alerts, which also replace the 9 AM alert. - New "Default plan alerts — this phone only", and "Plan alerts during Focus" for alerts right before a plan, 3 hours before departure, and pickup alerts. - On iOS 26+, with "Anniversary & plan alerts" and "On the day" on, the 9 AM alert on milestones like 100 days and anniversaries is scheduled ahead as a Lock Screen banner (not with "Lock the app" on). A DUE on your Mac and Apple Watch. - With a code from "Use on my other devices" on your main iPhone (it needs 3.0 too), you can use A DUE on an Apple silicon Mac. "How about this day?", the busy-times switch and erasing from the server stay on the iPhone. - New "Next plan" complication on Apple Watch for your next plan together. The calendar and plans got better too. - New: "Every N days" repeats, checklists on non-repeating plans together, "Copy to another day" in the editor, and "Make it a plan" from your bucket list. - Plus memo marks, map links for places, copying phone calendar events in, multi-day phone events as bars, weeks starting Monday, memories from the day card, memory dates from photos, and "Our past weeks". - Plans your partner made have no swipe-to-delete button — delete them from the editor. A full swipe no longer deletes right away. - Editing or logging a plan that ended earlier today no longer pings your partner. A "How about this day?" you take back now clears from their phone quickly with a silent notice (or on next open if A DUE was closed). - Every N days, checklists, all-day alerts and arrival time zones work fully only when you're both on 3.0 (the plan sheet says if your partner's app is older), and swipe protection works only on 3.0 phones. Also - Fixed faint text in Calendar-tab cards and sheets when the dress is opposite to your Light or Dark Mode (except Polaroid) — they now match the dress.

Tap a day in the expanded calendar to see it up close and edit it right there. - The calendar stays expanded, and a card for that day slides up from the bottom. On iOS 26 and later, the card grows out of the day you tapped (with Reduce Motion on, it simply slides up). - See every plan for the day on the card, tap one to edit it, or swipe to delete it. Buttons at the bottom of the card add a plan, your own plan, or a day on that date. - With the card open, tap another day and the card switches to it. Closing the card leaves the calendar expanded. - If tapping a day near the bottom scrolled the screen, closing the card brings it back to where it was. - A new button next to + in the toolbar expands or collapses the calendar anytime. See your plans with less scrolling. - The "Sun · Holiday" note under the calendar is gone. Sundays and holidays still show as red numbers. - The "Days · Together · Me · Partner" color guide now sits right under the month title, so you can see it in the expanded calendar too. - Calendar dress decorations and handwriting no longer take rows of their own, so the list below the calendar moves up. - The Calendar title is now smaller, so your plans start a little higher. - In the collapsed calendar, if the first plan of the day you tap is off screen, the list scrolls up toward it. Make your own colors. - Plan colors now have "Make your own": create any color with a color wheel and a brightness bar. - In Settings, My color, Together color and Days color can use the same wheel. - Pick colors you two have used again from the "Colors we've used" row. - Your own colors look the same in the calendar and the "Our calendar" widget, and their text adjusts automatically to stay readable. - If your partner hasn't updated yet, your own colors may show on their screen in the plan owner's color or a default color until they do. Also - Changing only a plan's color no longer sends your partner an "A plan changed" notification. The new color still reaches them. - Fixed faint text with the Polaroid dress: the date above the day list (Light Mode) and the note under "Show my phone's events." - Fixed a repeating plan's row disappearing in the Calendar and Plans tabs after swiping it all the way and tapping Cancel.

See last month and next month, softly, in your calendar. - The calendar now always shows six rows, filling the empty spots with the days around the month in a lighter shade. Tap one to jump to that month. - When the calendar is expanded, plans on those neighboring days show up faintly too, and trips that cross into another month stay one bar. - The large "Our calendar" widget also fills its empty spots with the neighboring days. The "Today is…" banner on your Lock Screen now wears your theme. - On a day with a plan or an anniversary, the banner on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island now uses the theme you picked, and changes right away when you switch themes. If you've never picked one, it stays gold as before. - The "today" mark in the "Our calendar" widget and the StandBy text follow your theme too. Delete a plan and its Lock Screen banner goes away right away. - Delete today's plan, change its date or title, or remove just today from a repeating plan, and the Lock Screen banner follows at once. - Plans your partner deletes follow as soon as the update arrives. If you had fully closed the app, they're cleaned up the next time you open it. - Reminders for deleted plans are cleared too. Also - Fixed faint text on the signal-button widget over light themes when a photo is pinned.

We corrected the app description to match what the app actually does. - If you don't pair, none of your entries ever leave the phone. The app does fetch a single status file when it opens; the old description wrongly said it made no network requests at all. - Photos in memories and plans travel only as encrypted copies once you pair; originals stay on each phone. The old description wrongly said photos are never uploaded. Nothing else has changed.

Pull the calendar down and see it all at once. - Drag the handle under the calendar down and it expands, showing the titles of plans and anniversaries in each day. Plans that span several days run as bars across the days. - Titles longer than their cell slowly scroll from start to end. They stay still if Reduce Motion is on. - Tap a title or a date and the calendar folds up to show that day's list. Leave it expanded and it stays expanded next time. - Swipe the calendar sideways to move to the next or previous month. A new "Our calendar" widget for your Home Screen. - The large widget shows the month, the medium one shows this week and next, with plan titles in each day. - Tap a day and the app opens right on it. Also - "Our year" now lists the day you started dating among the milestones passed, and keeps special days you added from before that date, like the day you first met. - With the largest text sizes, calendar dates no longer run into each other, and your names on Home are no longer hidden behind the buttons. - When your partner's phone is on an older version, the notice mentions only what actually differs.

Flights now run all the way to landing. - A flight can carry its arrival time. The calendar and the plans list show take-off and landing side by side, like "KE123 9/20 10:00 AM → 9/21 6:15 AM". Reminders stay departure-based. If your partner's phone is on an older version, only the arrival line is missing there, and this phone tells you so. - Deleting a single occurrence of a repeating plan now removes that day from the phone calendar too. It used to stay. - When you swipe to delete a repeating plan, the prompt states the outcome: "just this one", "this and all following", "all, including past ones". Leave "Past plans" open and it stays open next time. - When your partner removes or changes a plan, the banner says what happened, like "A plan was removed — 「Title」". For their own personal plans it says "plan of yours" instead. The wording arrives once the server is updated; until then the banner keeps today's fixed line ("A plan changed — take a look at the calendar"). - A "How about this day?" proposal you sent can be taken back: swipe it left in the Plans tab. Getting the two of you connected is easier. - The code screen and the "Our code" row in Settings gained "Send", which shares the code as a sentence through your messenger. On the other phone, one tap on "Paste" in "Enter the code" fills in the eight characters. - If a day passes after you made a code and your partner's phone hasn't joined, Home says so and lets you send the code again right there. - On a connected phone, the pairing section in Settings now notes that entering the same code after deleting the app brings your records back. "Reached" marks are more accurate. - The mark that says a heart reached your partner's phone was sometimes delayed until the next heart. Fixed. A failed reply is resent the next time the app opens, and hearts sent from the watch or restored from a backup get their mark right away. At year's end, "Our year". - From December 25 to January 7, Home shows a card that folds the year: hearts exchanged, the heart you shared most, your weather, plans together, bucket list done, milestones passed, places you went. Share it as a 9:16 card. It is based on this device's records, which have a cap, and the card says so. Widgets and the lock-screen banner are gold on black. - Home widgets of couples who never picked a theme now wear Gold noir. A chosen theme stays as it is. The anniversary-day lock-screen banner and the big StandBy number are gold too. Text follows your Larger Text setting. - Raise the text size in Settings and the app's text grows with it. The calendar grid grows only as far as its cells allow.

The calendar, within reach. - Today and red days no longer look alike. Today speaks through a bold number and its outfit's mark (a thin ring on the default look); red days speak through colour alone — and when today is a holiday you see both. Sundays are lighter, holidays darker, and the legend says so. - Tap another day and today keeps its mark. It used to lose its background on the default look and stand there as a lone red number, easy to mistake for a holiday. - The screen now tells you a plan can be tapped to edit — a chevron, a one-line hint, and "Delete this plan" at the bottom of the editor. The features were there; nothing showed them. - Plans whose date has passed sit folded under "Past plans" in the Plans tab. Open it to edit or delete — deleting a past plan never notifies your partner. - The next plan on Home, search results in Memories, "Our story" — wherever a plan shows, you can tap it open. - Bucket list, wishes, preference notes and "Our days" can be edited by tapping too. Your own, that is. - Repeating plans get "Delete just this one" — when you swipe in the calendar and inside the editor. - Lunar dates now follow the Korean calendar (KASI). The Korean and Chinese lunar calendars differ by a day a few times a decade (next: around Seollal 2027 and 2028), and until now those days sat one day late. A lunar birthday in the 12th month that silently skipped some years is fixed as well. - Holidays from 2028 on aren't confirmed yet, so fixed-date ones show first — Seollal, Chuseok and substitute days arrive by update once set. The calendar says so itself. - Turning off "Mirror plans to phone calendar" is more careful now: it removes only the calendar A DUE created, and if you've added your own events to it, the calendar stays and the app tells you. Settings also notes that edits made in the Calendar app come back.

Before bed, and first thing after. - On StandBy — iPhone on its side, charging — the widget now reads from across the room: three lines, your countdown, the hearts that arrived today, and tomorrow's plan. Lines with nothing to say take up no space at all. - On StandBy it draws white on black, and at night, when the screen dims, it drops the colour too — easier on your eyes and on the battery. - Fixed the empty "hearts" count under the "Coming up" widget. Your history was fine all along — the widget was looking in the wrong place. - You can lock the app. Turn it on in Settings under "Your data" and A DUE asks for Face ID — or this iPhone's passcode — as you open it and when you come back from another app. If your face or fingerprint won't work, the passcode still opens it. Stepping out briefly doesn't ask again, and the app switcher shows a blank cover. - Widgets, the Apple Watch app and notifications are not covered by that lock — they follow iOS's own lock-screen rules. Settings says so before you turn it on. - If the two of you ended up on the same seat, there's now a lighter way out than disconnecting and pairing again: move just this phone to the seat next door. Before anything moves you see exactly what comes along — how many of your own personal plans, how many of your partner's, how many other seat marks (plan notes, wishes, preferences), your mood seat, and the name marked as yours — and it only happens once you confirm. The button may appear on only one of your two phones — if you both moved you'd land on the same seat again — so if you don't see it, one tap on your partner's phone settles it for both of you. - Closed a rare case where deleted things came back. Deletions now carry the time they were made, and recent ones are kept far longer — so a phone that was off for a long while can't bring a deleted plan back with it.

Widgets you can rely on. - When your partner adds or moves a plan, the next-plan widget follows without opening the app. Deleted plans leave the widget too. - The "Coming up" widget alone now keeps your partner's mood and battery fresh — it used to need the "Our days" widget beside it. - Fixed a case where a device's notification address and widget address erased each other on the server — no more days when the banner arrives but the widget stays put. - Settings shows, in one line, whether this device's widgets can wake up live. - In different time zones? The home tab shows your partner's current time and whether it's day or night there — and whether it's a good moment to reach out. Tap it for the hours you're both awake (set your awake hours in Settings; unset means 8:00 AM–11:00 PM). - Plans you create while apart read in both clocks — their city's time and yours — and the reminder (and the mirrored phone-calendar event) lands at the same moment on both phones. Plans you already wrote are untouched, on screen and in notifications. - The only things that travel are a time-zone name such as Asia/Seoul and the awake hours you set — no location permission. You can switch it off in Settings (which also hides your partner's clock here). - Pick a colour for each plan — the calendar dot, the list and Memories follow. Leave it unset and it stays the owner's colour, as before. - Attach up to 3 ticket or booking captures to a plan and they reach your partner's phone — originals stay on the phone that attached them; the server only holds an encrypted copy. - Set a departure time zone on a flight plan and A DUE reminds you the evening before and 3 hours before departure — based on the ticket time; flight status isn't looked up. - Yearly plans can repeat by the lunar calendar — birthdays and memorial days move to the right solar date each year (leap months aren't supported). - One backup file now holds everything you've written together — not only memories and photos but your day one, names, anniversaries, plans and their notes, bucket list, wishes, preference notes, alert settings, theme and calendar dress, home background photo, and the three that used to vanish when you switched phones: the hearts you made, your signal history and your mood log. - Importing a backup never overwrites what's already here — it fills empty spots only, and tells you item by item what came in and what was skipped, and why. - Deleted things stay deleted — importing an old backup won't bring back plans or anniversaries you removed, and your partner's phone, which never touched the file, stays quiet. - Settings has a new "Switching phones" section — what the couple code brings back, what lives only on this phone, and the buttons to make or open a backup. - If a backup was made under a different couple code, A DUE says so before importing — those records would reach the partner you're paired with now. - If something is wrong on our side, the app says so itself — one quiet line at the top of Home, not a notification. Read it, close it, done. - On days when the connection keeps failing, it tells you that too — everything is saved on this phone and catches up on its own.

For everyone who bought the signal pack — now you can use all of it. - Your custom hearts now ride the widget buttons, Apple Watch and notification replies. - Tap a received heart to send it right back. In the thumb-kiss room, one button calls your partner over. - When your heart reaches their device, your log gets a "Reached" stamp. Not a read receipt — no pressure attached. - On Sunday night the app folds your week — hearts, moods, plans, things checked off — into one page. Share the good ones as a 9:16 card. - A how-to for adding the widget, right after purchase and in Settings. - Time follows your 12/24-hour setting, US holidays joined the calendar, and many English labels got polish.

The app now tidies up seats by itself. - The last update gave each of you a seat number, and couples who paired on an older version could end up overlapping. Most of the time the app now quietly takes the seat next door on its own — your plans and notes stay put. - When a manual tidy-up is still needed, the card now explains why first.

Personal plans, out in the open. · "Add my plan" joins the calendar's ＋ — work dinners, late nights, family days show up in your color, on both calendars, with your name on them. · The Plans tab now splits "Coming up" and "Personal" — plans together and days apart stay untangled. · Home and widgets now show shared plans only — personal ones live in Plans and the calendar. The mirrored phone calendar carries your shared plans and your own; your partner's personal plans stay out. · Your partner's personal plans never ring your phone — visible, not noisy. · Reconnecting keeps every owner straight — disconnect and pair again with a new code, and plans, wishes and notes still belong to whoever wrote them. Just pick the name order once again on Home. And if two devices ever land on the same side, Home tells you and shows the way back. (Complete once both phones are on this update.)

A little tidy-up — two fixes. Straighter calendar lines — the rules above the weekday row and the legend used to break mid-way; they now run edge to edge. Outfits stay put — switching the theme or calendar dress could snap back to your partner's older pick. Now the latest choice wins. Update both phones for the full fix.

The calendar gets a wardrobe — nine dresses in "Calendar dress-up": Polaroid, Night sky, Blossom, Gold noir, Stamps, Ocean, First snow, Coffee and Film. Each date becomes a little polaroid, a postage stamp, a piece of the night. Today's square gets a pushpin, a moon, a postmark. Days with memories show it on the calendar too — a heart on the polaroid, a bright star in the night, a wax seal on the stamp. Seven new themes to match — Polaroid board, Starlit sky, Petal wind, Sea foam, Snowfall, Coffee beans and Film strip. Pair them with a calendar dress and the whole app wears one outfit. "My own theme" and "My own calendar dress" — turn them on to dress just your phone; your partner's stays as is. Picking plan colors is tidier now — tap a palette row to open it, pick a color and it folds away. We also tidied the closet — seven overlapping themes retired. If you wore one, you're gracefully switched to the default.

The calendar knows Korean holidays — Seollal, Chuseok and substitute days (2025–2027), with Sundays in red. You can now write plans on past dates — backfill the days you shared and they join your story. Adding old records won't buzz your partner's phone. Tap a plan for details — a memo, a place, and for long-distance couples a flight number and departure time, shown in local time on both phones. The signal pack gets "My own hearts" — craft up to six with your own emoji and words; they arrive on their screen, widget and banner as you made them. Two new plan colors, pink and black — and color names are now plain ones like Red and Blue. Mood chips now sit under the right names — after updating, tap your name once on the home screen. Thumb kiss no longer freezes on a two-finger touch, and a resting thumb stays visible on their screen. Deleting a repeating plan from the calendar now asks first — every occurrence goes together.

Ask before you plan — send "How about this day?" and the moment your partner taps "Yes, let's go", it becomes a plan you share. Plans can now span several days — trips and holidays show on every day of the range, counting "Day n " while they're on. Feature a one-time day like a trip and it hangs big on home and widgets, then steps down into your story once it passes. Tap any upcoming day — hundred-day marks, anniversaries, fun ones like day 1,111 — to make a plan right there. Mornings bring "a year ago today": that day's memories and plans come back to your home screen, only on days that have a story. Date roulette doubles to 72 cards — rainy-day, seasonal, neighbourhood and celebration picks, and the same card never comes up twice in a row. And you can choose whether your first day counts as day one or day zero.

A DUE 2.0 — the biggest expansion yet. Memories: a fifth tab. A few photos and one line about that day, kept on both phones — originals stay on each iPhone, the copy for your partner travels encrypted. Hand drawings, search and encrypted backup included. Photo pin: long-press a memory photo and both widgets wear the same picture. Thumb kiss: rest your thumbs on the same screen — when your fingers meet, both phones buzz. Plans: set a time and a repeat (weekly, biweekly, last day of month…), edit single occurrences, get minute-precise reminders, and hear about it when your partner changes a plan. Five new signals: heading home · running late · call me · hold me · I'm sorry. And more — wish list (dibs stay secret from the owner), preference notes, staged anniversary alerts, seasonal couple days, plan notes, a home-screen signal button widget, partner battery, and mirroring plans to your phone calendar.

Purchase restore is sturdier — if you already own the signal pack it now opens even on a slow network, and restore tells you exactly what happened. Added a maker's mark at the foot of Settings.

A calendar, at last. - The month at a glance: anniversaries and plans sit on the grid as dots. Tap a day to see what's on it; tap ＋ to make a plan for that day. - Personal plans too: mark something "Together" or "Mine". Yours shows on your partner's calendar as well — so they know why you've gone quiet, without asking. - Your own colors: pick from eight for your plans and for shared ones. The color you choose is your color on their screen too. - Overlay your phone's events: read from your iPhone's calendar and drawn in grey. Only you see this layer — nothing is stored or sent. Also - Five new signals — Bleh, Silly, Hmph, Hehe, There-there. - The Good morning sun lost its face. - Swap your names and the mood row follows (if you're on the right, so is your mood). - Plans can use any emoji on your iPhone. - Fixed the date roulette sheet being cut off on smaller screens.

A few small things. - Good morning joins the row — right beside Good night. - Disconnecting and pairing again no longer clears your signal history. - A button in Settings swaps the order of your two names, which you both see. - Settings now says exactly what stays on this phone and what travels to your partner.

More ways for feelings to travel. - Reply in place: long-press a signal notification and answer without unlocking. - Mood polish: your own mood now steps back after 24 hours, and your partner's today shows on Apple Watch. - Fixed back-to-back signals arriving late on the widget.

More ways to say it. - Four new signals: Kiss, Off to sleep, Take an umbrella, I'm bored - nine feelings that land on their widget. - Four new moods: Sulking, Mellow, Spaced out, Need some space - twelve kinds of today. - Date roulette: can't decide? Draw a card and it becomes a plan in one tap. - Love language: a five-question quiz - each other's language, right on both screens. And one promise in writing - buy the signal pack once and every paid feature to come is included. No further purchases, ever.

A new Plans tab. - Our plans: dinner, trips, movies - one of you adds it, both of you see it, with a countdown on home and widgets. On the day, it lives on your Lock Screen too. - Bucket list: write down things to do together, check them off, and they join your story. - Two new widgets: next plan countdown, and a miss-you heart button that sends right from the widget. - Five new themes: Sunset, Berry milk, Campfire, Lemon soda, First snow. Your story stays on your phone - no accounts, no ads.

Apple Watch now snaps back to the present when it wakes — day count, next anniversary and hearts all current. Disconnecting now clears the previous partner's heart traces from both phone and watch. If your partner's A DUE is a bit behind, Settings gives you a gentle heads-up. Hearts that the widget catches first now always land in the app's tally too.

The same day, however far apart. • Fixed dates drifting apart for couples in different time zones. Your start date, anniversaries and alerts now land on the same day for both of you. • Travelling with the app open no longer freezes the count to the time zone you left. After updating, pick your start date once more. It stays put from then on.