A DUE-Sh.D — Couple Calendar

Flights now run all the way to landing. - A flight can carry its arrival time. The calendar and the plans list show take-off and landing side by side, like "KE123 9/20 10:00 AM → 9/21 6:15 AM". Reminders stay departure-based. If your partner's phone is on an older version, only the arrival line is missing there, and this phone tells you so. - Deleting a single occurrence of a repeating plan now removes that day from the phone calendar too. It used to stay. - When you swipe to delete a repeating plan, the prompt states the outcome: "just this one", "this and all following", "all, including past ones". Leave "Past plans" open and it stays open next time. - When your partner removes or changes a plan, the banner says what happened, like "A plan was removed — 「Title」". For their own personal plans it says "plan of yours" instead. The wording arrives once the server is updated; until then the banner keeps today's fixed line ("A plan changed — take a look at the calendar"). - A "How about this day?" proposal you sent can be taken back: swipe it left in the Plans tab. Getting the two of you connected is easier. - The code screen and the "Our code" row in Settings gained "Send", which shares the code as a sentence through your messenger. On the other phone, one tap on "Paste" in "Enter the code" fills in the eight characters. - If a day passes after you made a code and your partner's phone hasn't joined, Home says so and lets you send the code again right there. - On a connected phone, the pairing section in Settings now notes that entering the same code after deleting the app brings your records back. "Reached" marks are more accurate. - The mark that says a heart reached your partner's phone was sometimes delayed until the next heart. Fixed. A failed reply is resent the next time the app opens, and hearts sent from the watch or restored from a backup get their mark right away. At year's end, "Our year". - From December 25 to January 7, Home shows a card that folds the year: hearts exchanged, the heart you shared most, your weather, plans together, bucket list done, milestones passed, places you went. Share it as a 9:16 card. It is based on this device's records, which have a cap, and the card says so. Widgets and the lock-screen banner are gold on black. - Home widgets of couples who never picked a theme now wear Gold noir. A chosen theme stays as it is. The anniversary-day lock-screen banner and the big StandBy number are gold too. Text follows your Larger Text setting. - Raise the text size in Settings and the app's text grows with it. The calendar grid grows only as far as its cells allow.