Horizon: Calendar Highlights

What's New in 1.7.1 Answer invitations without leaving Horizon. Accept or Decline An invitation you haven't answered says so on its details, with who invited you and an Accept or Decline button that opens Calendar's reply screen. After you answer, the button changes to Change Reply. Your daily briefing lists the invitations still waiting for an answer, and you can reply right from the list. See your replies at a glance Events you declined say "Declined", and invitations waiting for you say "Invited", on the dashboard, in the week view and on the timeline. The color stripe beside each event shows your answer too: solid when you're going, an outline when you haven't answered, dashes for Maybe and slashes for Declined. Widgets use the same stripes, and Apple Watch shows your answer in its event dots, the event details and the rectangular complication. Unanswered invitations in free time Choose how invitations you haven't answered count in Settings › Free Time: let Horizon decide, as before, or always count them as busy or as free. Clearer settings Settings explain themselves in plainer words, and a few are renamed: Sync Window is now Date Range, and a calendar's category is Usually or Always. Fixes - Invitations that also appear on a calendar shared with you, common with Outlook and Exchange family calendars, now merge into one event, and your copy is the one shown, with Accept or Decline - Accept, Decline and Edit always open your own copy of an event - Hiding a calendar no longer brings back another calendar's copy of the same event - Moving an event to another calendar in Apple Calendar keeps its category, reminders and Watchlist countdown - Events opened from a briefing offer Edit again - Reviewing guesses from the weekly briefing no longer shows the dashboard through the cards - The merged-events badge shows in every section of the dashboard, not only this week and next - Apple Watch, its complications and the widgets now agree with the phone on what's left today, what's next and what needs a category - Uncategorized events show the same question mark everywhere, including widgets, Apple Watch and Siri - Tips appear once and no longer take the tap meant for a button - Half-height sheets are solid instead of see-through - Switching categories no longer slides the section headers into place - Undo stays available after you close an event's details, however long they were open - The first launch after updating shows its progress instead of a still screen - VoiceOver no longer reads icon names, and the + button is easier to reach with VoiceOver and Switch Control - The dashboard uses less battery while it sits open If Horizon helps you plan your week, a rating on the App Store goes a long way. Thank you!