Performance Improvements and 5 Recent Updates ⚡️

Scheduler · iPhone Calendar App

Hello there! 😎
Today, I’m writing to share some updates about improved performance in the app ⚡️

Here are 5 recent changes that have been applied:

📌 Performance when swiping between months in the “Monthly View” has been improved.

📌 In the “Weekly View,” the day labels now move smoothly along with the week when swiping left or right. The swipe area has also been widened, making it easier and more intuitive to move between weeks.

When you switch to the 'Weekly View,' you can swipe left or right to move by day, tap a date to jump to it, or use the left/right buttons at the bottom to go to the previous or next week.

📌 In both “Monthly / Weekly View” screens, extra scroll space has been added at the bottom of the schedule list. This makes it easier to view schedules and tasks even when there are many items on the screen.

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A big thank-you to everyone who continues to use the app to manage your time and tasks 🙏

If you ever need help or want to share feedback, please don’t hesitate to reach out via “Send Feedback” in the app. I’ll do my best to respond and assist you 📨

Please take good care of your health 💪
Wishing you a joyful day! 🌈✨

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Scheduler

iPhone Calendar App

Performance Improvements and 5 Recent Updates ⚡️

📌 Performance when swiping between months in the “Monthly View” has been improved.

📌 In the “Weekly View,” the day labels now move smoothly along with the week when swiping left or right. The swipe area has also been widened, making it easier and more intuitive to move between weeks.

📌 Thanks to your valuable feedback, the issue where the “Today” widget background color setting was not working has been fixed.

📌 In both “Monthly / Weekly View” screens, extra scroll space has been added at the bottom of the schedule list. This makes it easier to view schedules and tasks even when there are many items on the screen.

📌 When tapping the “Today Widget” to open the app, the screen now jumps directly to today’s date in the “Weekly View”—just like it does in the “Monthly View.”

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