A DUE-Sh.D — Couple Calendar

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.