Release notes

What’s new

Little improvements. New possibilities. An easier way to get your plans into your calendar. Here’s what we’ve been working on, week by week.

Week of

Edit bigger lists, read slower images and compare plans

  • Choose your team or school group beside the original schedule photo, then review its full season or school year before adding events to your calendar.
  • Upload a weekly work roster, pick your rows beside the original photo, and review or edit the shifts before adding them to your calendar.
  • Start with text or an image on the homepage, then continue on the schedule page to review your events before adding them to your calendar.
  • When your free creations run out, a clearer account prompt shows one signup button and keeps sign-in easy to find on smaller screens.
  • Create events 3 times a month for free: once without an account, then sign in for two more. Each text submission, image or PDF includes every calendar event it contains. Failed attempts do not count.
  • Compare creation allowances, event editing, calendar export and saved history on our updated pricing page.
  • Your remaining free creations load more reliably when our service is slow.
  • Paid plans can edit up to 420 events together through chat. Review your changes before adding them to your calendar.
  • Slow image scans have more time to finish. Clear image errors explain when you need a different image instead of asking you to repeat the same upload.
  • Large event lists open a few cards at a time, so you can start reviewing sooner. Add all still includes the whole list.

Week of

Bring your whole schedule along

Recurring reminder creator with a six-week fish-filter reminder and a preview of upcoming dates.
Set a repeating reminder and check the next dates before saving.

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More ways to turn plans into events

  • The new text-to-calendar page turns pasted plans into events, and a new iPhone guide helps you open downloaded calendar files.
  • A simpler dashboard keeps your account and scheduling tools close at hand. Signing in takes you straight there.
  • Event previews keep the focus on your event details, without the promotional footer getting in the way.
  • The calendar file tools remain free to use without spending your schedule-reading allowance.
An event created from text: Coffee with Maya, with its date, time, location, and calendar options.
A pasted coffee plan, ready to add to your calendar.