Cal Countdown

Cal Countdown

How much time do you have?

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📼9 scs
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📦~ in 3 months
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All Versions of Cal Countdown

1.6

June 13, 2024

Updates for current version of iOS.

1.5

January 30, 2023

Added support for lock screen widgets.

1.4.1

October 16, 2020

This update is all about making Cal Countdown compatible with iOS 14. • Support for iOS 14 widgets • Bug fixes, performance improvements Cal Countdown remains completely free to all, with zero in-app purchases and zero ads. If you enjoy using Cal Countdown, please leave us a rating/review in the App Store. Your review will help others find Cal Countdown in the App Store. Thanks for your support!
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1.4

October 12, 2019

This update is all about making Cal Countdown compatible with iOS 13. • Support for iOS 13 dark mode. • Fixes for numerous bugs and UI issues caused by iOS 13 Cal Countdown remains completely free to all, with zero in-app purchases and zero ads. If you enjoy using Cal Countdown, please leave us a rating/review in the App Store. Your review will help others find Active Week in the App Store. Thanks for your support!
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1.3

June 29, 2019

NEW: Cal Countdown now has the ability to ignore or skip certain events on your calendar. This new feature is especially useful if you have shared calendars with your family, friends, or colleagues. We often have events on our calendars that we need to know about, but may not be attending ourselves. Now, if you want Cal Countdown to ignore or skip these events and start counting down to the following event on your calendar, just tap the "Ignore" button, and Cal Countdown will immediately start a countdown to the following event. Cal Countdown remains completely free, with zero in-app purchases and no ads. Cal Countdown is available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, offers a "Today" widget, and supports all Apple Watch complications. If you enjoy using Cal Countdown, please leave us a rating/review on the App Store. Your review will help other users find Cal Countdown on the App Store. Thanks for your support!
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1.2

June 4, 2019

Color now changes from blue to green to yellow to orange to red as you approach the start of your next event. (6+ hours = Blue, 2-6 hours = Green, 1-2 = Yellow, 30-60 mins = Orange, 0-30 mins = Red) All Apple Watch complications that support multi-color will have this new feature (but not all watch complications support multiple colors.) *Coming Soon: Users will be able to customize the ranges for each color. If you enjoy using our free app, Cal Countdown, please take a moment to rate/review the app in the App Store. Your ratings/reviews will help other users find Cal Countdown on the App Store. Thanks for your support!
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1.1

February 28, 2019

Numerous bug fixes and performance enhancements. If you have any feedback or questions, please email us at freefatedevelopment@gmail.com. We'd love to hear your feedback to inspire further development of the app. If you enjoy using Cal Countdown, please take a moment to rate/review our app on the App Store. Your review will help other people find the app on the App Store. Thanks for your support!
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1.0

November 22, 2018

Price History of Cal Countdown

Description of Cal Countdown

"Cal Countdown" is a free, simple iOS & Apple Watch app that automatically creates a color-coded countdown to the next event on your calendar and displays it on your Apple Watch face and/or your "Today" screen. The app is primarily intended to be used as a complication on your Apple Watch or as a widget. If your days are anything like ours, packed with various meetings scattered throughout the day, every time you check your calendar, you're trying to figure out one thing: How much time do I have until my next appointment? So, you glance at your watch, note the start time of your next appointment, and calculate the difference between the current time and your next event. We got tired of doing this mental calculation many times a day, but much to our surprise, we could not find an existing iOS application that would do this chore for us. So we decided to build it ourselves. Now, every time we glance at our watch, it immediately tells us what we want to know: How much time do I have until my next appointment? The app's color changes from blue to green to yellow to orange to red as you approach the start of your next event. (6+ hours = Blue, 2-6 hours = Green, 1-2 = Yellow, 30-60 mins = Orange, 0-30 mins = Red) Cal Countdown supports all the different Apple Watch complications. All Apple Watch complications that support multi-color will be color-coded (but not all watch complications support multiple colors.) Using "Cal Countdown" is as easy as it gets. It uses the calendar data already on your phone; no signing in; no entering any usernames or passwords. The app lets you select the calendars you want to include or not in your calendar countdowns. Don't have an Apple Watch? You can still use Cal Countdown on your phone as an iPhone/iPad app with a "Today" widget. Cal Countdown does not require an account. It does not even require an internet connection. The app uses the calendar data already on your iPhone. It's completely secure. Your calendar data remains completely private, and never leaves your phone. Cal Countdown also has the ability to ignore or skip certain events on your calendar. This feature is especially useful if you have shared calendars with your family, friends, or colleagues. We often have events on our calendars that we need to know about, but may not be attending ourselves. If you want Cal Countdown to ignore or skip these events and start counting down to the following event on your calendar, just tap the "Ignore" button, and Cal Countdown will immediately start a countdown to the following event.
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Cal Countdown: FAQ

Does Cal Countdown offer an iPad version?

Yes, Cal Countdown is available for iPad users.
The Cal Countdown app was built by Franck Reyherme.
To function properly, the app requires at least iOS 15.0.
The overall user rating of the Cal Countdown app is 5.0.
Cal Countdown Relates To The Productivity App Genre.
1.6 is the newly released Cal Countdown version.
July 2, 2024 is the date of the latest update of the Cal Countdown app.
Cal Countdown officially launched on February 5, 2023.
{{ name}} is considered child-appropriate and rated Franck Reyherme.
The following list of languages is supported by the Cal Countdown app: English.
Sorry, Cal Countdown is not part of Apple Arcade.
Sorry, there are no in-app purchases available in Cal Countdown.
No, Cal Countdown does not provide support for Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Cal Countdown

  • Great and simple. Want more!

    Perfect for my needs. Took forever to find it since all other countdown apps seem to not sync w calendar or have the simple widget.

    Love to use it on my Apple Watch to show time remaining until my next meeting. The iPhone widget is useful but ugly so I hid it in a Smart Stack.

    Appreciate the app. Would pay for a pro version for more customizability.
  • Update: NOT Broken on watchOS 10!

    Below is what I originally wrote, which turned out to be due to an issue with my watch staying connected to my iPhone after updating to watchOS 10 and/or updating my phone to iOS 17. I had to unpair my watch but now everything works again. Cal Countdown is an amazing, can’t-do-without app!! So glad my issue was resolved.

    This app used to provide an excellent, extremely useful watch complication, but it has suddenly stopped working on the latest watchOS. Perhaps something to do with changes Apple made to granting calendar permissions? I recall seeing other apps having to ask for calendar permissions in a very new way, granular after the update to wacthOS 10 and iOS 17.
  • Broken on watchOS 10 😭

    This app used to provide an excellent, extremely useful watch complication, but it has suddenly stopped working on the latest watchOS. Perhaps something to do with changes Apple made to granting calendar permissions? I recall seeing other apps having to ask for calendar permissions in a very new way, granular after the update to wacthOS 10 and iOS 17.