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Invite your people, keep your evenings

  • Invite the people on a plan right from Kalendars: they get an email, friends on Kalendars get it in the app too, and each face shows who is going, maybe or can't go. Answer an invitation without leaving the app, and your guests hear about it when you change or cancel the plan.
  • Keep a few evenings a week free and Kalendars holds them for you in Now, Week and Month. Mark an event private and your other calendars only see "Private Event". Workouts and sleep open with everything Apple Health knows, a person can have a nickname that shows up in your titles, and typing a plan understands Dutch times like "half twaalf".
  • A fresh welcome with a setup checklist, tidier Settings in clear sections, little scenes on empty days, crisper widgets and a faster start. Plus a long list of small fixes.

Faces on your alerts, and a lighter calendar

  • An alert for a plan with someone now shows their face, like a message. Drag an event in Week or Month and an Undo pops up, in case you didn't mean it.
  • People has a search field, Groups has its own row in More, and a person's page can find past events that mention them. Birthdays let you pick a greeting per person, and Find in Contacts opens the right contact.
  • Opening an event, swiping through weeks and starting the app all feel lighter. Widgets read better on a Mac desktop and on tinted Home Screens, and leave out what didn't happen. Plus a long list of small fixes.

The weather, your reminders, and a widget

  • Today's sky sits on the Now tab, and a tap opens the full forecast. Your Reminders show up on your days too.
  • Up Next, a Home Screen widget that shows your day the way the Now tab does. Say "cal" or "ag" to Spotlight and Kalendars opens.
  • Places come from Apple Maps now, ranked from where you are, and directions open in Apple or Google Maps, your pick. Add a birthday for anyone by typing their name, hide one you'd rather not see, and every alert names the start time. Plus a long list of small fixes.

Your calendars, your colors

  • Events now wear the color their calendar has in iCloud, Google or Outlook, the one you already know. The color themes are gone; a calendar's color can still be changed under Customize, and any color you had picked for a calendar is kept.
  • Colors you had picked for a category no longer apply.
  • A grey calendar gets a solid grey card so it never fades into the page.

Move a plan with your thumb

  • Drag an event to a new time, or straight onto another day, right on the week grid. Your schedule reads as one long scroll now, and days fold away when you want the shape instead of the detail.
  • One notification each morning lays out the day ahead, so you know what is coming before you open anything.
  • Type @ while you are adding something and the people you plan with fill themselves in. Plans take their color from what they are for, and getting set up is four short steps.

Dark mode has landed

  • The whole app turns dark with your phone, or stays light if you'd rather. Your icon can follow along too: the new "31" mark, in light, dark, or automatic.
  • Four new Lock Screen widgets: what's on now, your week, your month, and a quick add that skips straight to the point.
  • Plus a nudge before things start, days that scroll straight into each other, and a real person to reach if you ever need one.

Every event, in full

  • Tap any event to open it up properly: the whole thing on one clean screen.
  • Video call links are one tap away, and editing a repeating plan finally does the sensible thing.

Birthdays you won't miss

  • A gentle nudge in the morning and a nudge in the evening, so the message actually gets sent.
  • Everything you need to reach the person is right there on the day.

Polish and small fixes

  • Faster in a few places, smoother in a few others.
  • Squashed some bugs you probably never noticed. Good.