
Departd: Calendar Alarm Clock
Sets itself, checks traffic
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What's New in Departd
1.5.10
September 8, 2026
A quiet release, with two fixes found by using Departd on a real morning. • Fixed: Departd could treat somewhere you actually have to drive to as though it were at home, and work out your wake-up time as if you needed no travel at all. It was reusing the previous day's answer instead of looking at today's event. Each event is now worked out on its own. • Fixed: waking up exactly on time could immediately show a "Running Behind Schedule" screen. Departd sets your alarm for the last sensible minute, then checked a few seconds later and counted those seconds against you. It now gives you a moment to get up before it says anything — and still speaks up straight away if you genuinely cannot make it. Departd also keeps a closer watch on the moment your alarm is set overnight. Nothing changes about how or when you are woken. This is groundwork: if anything ever does go wrong at that moment, Departd can now show us exactly what happened instead of leaving us to guess. Also fixed: the prompt that asks whether you would rate Departd had been broken since May and never appeared. It now shows up only after Departd has actually woken you a few times — and never while an alarm is ringing. Carried over from 1.5.9, which was available for barely a day: • Fixed: an alarm could ring over and over. If you opened Departd after a wake time had already passed, it could create a fresh alarm seconds away and ring it, repeatedly. It now recognises an alarm that has already gone off. • Fixed: skipping a wake-up shortly after 4am silently suppressed the FOLLOWING morning's alarm — one you had never asked to skip. Skipping is now tied to the alarm you are actually cancelling, and only ever cancels that one wake-up. • Fixed: an alarm you skipped can no longer be quietly put back by the overnight traffic and weather checks. • Fixed: the Lock Screen card could say an event was starting now, hours after it had already begun. • Fixed: the alarm screen could appear in the afternoon for an event that never needed a wake-up. • New: Today shows the free window between your events, so a two-hour gap reads as usable time. • Fixed: your wake-up time is worked out from the home address you saved, not a guess at where your phone is in the middle of the night.
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