A DUE-Sh.D — Couple Calendar

A DUE-Sh.D — Couple Calendar

Couple D-day widget & counter

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Released
July 30, 2026
Updated
October 5, 2026

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A couple calendar that keeps your story on your phone — pair, and only ciphertext ever leaves it. • Enter the day you met — 100-day marks, day 1000, anniversaries, all automatic • Valentine's, White Day and friends, handled • Alerts 7/3/1 days before and on the morning of • Home & Lock Screen widgets — day count and next D-day, always in sight • Add your own days (lunar-calendar repeats supported) • Our plans — upcoming dates and trips as D-days, with their own widget • Bucket list — things to do together, kept with the day you did them • Date roulette — can't decide? Draw a card and it becomes a plan • Love language — a five-question quiz, each other's language on both screens • Our story — a timeline of every milestone you've passed together • Couple card — export your D-day as a 9:16 card for stories (free) • Your couple photo as the home and widget background · every theme free Pairing (optional): one code keeps both phones in step. Everything is encrypted on-device before relay — without the code, no one (including us) can read it. Skip pairing and none of your entries ever leave the phone — the app only fetches a single status file when it opens. Photo originals stay on each phone; photos in memories and plans pass as encrypted copies, and the server keeps at most 400 per couple before clearing the oldest. Signal pack (one-time): a "miss you" heart lands right on your partner's home-screen widget — no need to open the app. Signals like Miss you, Good night, Kiss and You got this, plus a mood you can hang on their widget for 24 hours. Long-press a signal notification to reply in place, send from the Lock Screen or Control Center button, or send right from Apple Watch — and every heart is kept in a little chronicle. Receiving is free, so one purchase unlocks sending for both of you — and it includes every paid feature to come. Signals are encrypted too. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no subscriptions — everything else is free. Even if you part ways, or this app disappears, your records stay on your phone.
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What's New in A DUE

2.12

October 5, 2026

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.

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