What's new on iOS
Keep up to date with the latest features and improvements we're shipping to iOS.
A richer Next Event widget
The Next Event widget on iOS shows more of what's coming: a larger icon, plus indicators for calls, participants, and tags.
Improvements5
- Press and hold a task in the list to mark it complete or incomplete
- Declined events are easier to spot in the list
- New hiking and thought bubble icons for events, areas, tags, locations, and time zones
- Design and VoiceOver improvements in settings
- Improved compatibility with iOS 27
Fixes1
- The delete option is back when pressing and holding an event in the list
Timeline events, redrawn
Timeline events were redrawn to match web and desktop. They're clearer when space is tight, and carry more: locations, people, calls, and reminders, with invitations you haven't answered clearly marked.
Improvements2
- Events spanning several days show their end time in the list
- Time zone search is faster and covers more cities
Fixes3
- Time zones no longer sit under the wrong country, or pick up stray apostrophes in some city names
- The calendar and area pickers no longer refuse taps, or fail to load, in rare situations
- Leaving the app while a large sync runs no longer crashes it
Reminders in minutes, hours, days, or weeks
It's now easier to set event reminders: choose a number and a unit, whether that's ten minutes before a call or two weeks before a birthday.
Improvements1
- Send us an idea, a bug, or anything confusing, straight from settings
Fixes3
- The app no longer crashes at launch on iOS 18
- Unavailable calendars no longer look available when creating or editing an event
- The declined events tab filter works again
Choose your days on bigger screens
On iPad and Android tablets, the timeline now lets you choose how many days sit side by side.
Improvements2
- Events sync faster, especially the first time you sign in
- The single-day timeline shows how many events your filters are hiding
Fixes6
- The tab you pick stays on this device, without switching web or desktop to match
- Jump to today works in the list layout again
- Switching from the timeline to the list opens the day you were on
- Event widgets no longer show up empty
- Widget previews appear in German on German devices
- Quick Add says when it couldn't work out a title, and long calendar names are no longer cut short in the preview
A new look for signing in
Improvements3
- Signing into Daybridge has a brand new look
- Choose an event's area from Quick Add
- Improvements to speed, performance, and event sync reliability
Fixes3
- An event's title is no longer lost when saving changes
- The paw and voting icons are back in the icon picker
- Past timeline markers are dimmed
Pinch to zoom the timeline
Pinch the timeline to set how tall an hour is. Spread it out and events grow, showing more of their details. Pinch it back in and more of the day fits on screen at once.
Improvements2
- Search events from the home screen icon's quick actions
- Faster event loading in the Home tab
Fixes3
- Repeating events on the 31st, or on 29 February, no longer vanish from later dates
- Links in event descriptions open properly again
- Sync no longer gets stuck and in need of a resync
iCloud and Fastmail event editing
The calendars that arrived read-only two weeks ago now work the way your Google calendars do: create, reschedule, edit, and delete, repeats included.
Improvements4
- Daybridge Plus is now available as a discounted annual plan
- Repeating events on iCloud and Fastmail calendars can be changed just this once, from here onwards, or every time they happen
- Calendars you can only read are marked as such, so an edit can't bounce back
- Changes reach your other devices faster
Fixes2
- Time zone names no longer truncate in the event details panel
- Improved VoiceOver labels throughout settings
iCloud and Fastmail calendars
Daybridge now speaks CalDAV. Connect an iCloud or Fastmail account and your calendars arrive alongside everything else, with the same colours, the same filters, and the same week.
Improvements3
- Assign an area to a connected account's events as you connect it
- Connected accounts can be renamed from Settings
- Connect iCloud with an app-specific password, or Fastmail with a single sign-in
Fixes1
- Calendars with no colour set fall back to their area's hue
Tab-scoped widgets
Widgets can follow a single tab rather than your whole calendar, so the home screen can show work while the lock screen shows everything.
Improvements3
- Mark a task complete while looking at its details
- A faster first sync after signing in, especially with many calendars
- Clearer error messages when something goes wrong
Fixes1
- Widgets no longer show repeating events from disabled calendars
Duplicate a tab
Improvements3
- Duplicate any tab, then adjust the copy
- A clearer, simpler sign-up
- The date picker springs open from wherever you tap
Fixes1
- Events with no title no longer appear blank in widgets, or as 'Daybridge' in notifications
Timeline events, redesigned
Mobile timeline events now match web and desktop, and carry more of what an event is without being opened.
Improvements5
- Blocked-out time takes a striped background
- Markers take a more compact shape
- Past events and completed tasks are more clearly dimmed
- An indicator next to days holding events your filters have hidden
- New icons for areas, events, and tags, including bird, guitar, rollercoaster, thread, walking, and washing machine
Fixes4
- Event widgets show your events again rather than nothing
- Events ending after 11pm are no longer cut short, or missing entirely
- Notifications that could fail to arrive now arrive
- Unticking every event type in a tab's filters now sticks
Drag, drop, and resize on the timeline
The timeline became something you handle directly: press to preview a new event, drag it to another day, and pull its edges to change when it runs.
Improvements7
- Tap, hold, and drag to preview an event before you create it
- Drag events between days to reschedule them
- Press and hold an event to reveal handles, then drag its top or bottom edge
- Start and end times appear live as you drag
- Up to five days side by side on larger screens
- Tasks default to ten minutes
- Your own time zones are pinned to the top when choosing one for an event
Fixes1
- A new event no longer disappears when switched from all-day to a set time
Side-by-side days, and a people widget
The timeline can show more than one day at a time on iOS, and Android has a new home screen widget for the people you contact most.
Improvements6
- The timeline layout can show one, two, or three days at once, and you swipe through the week from there
- Up to five days at once on larger iPads
- The sidebar can be hidden on iPadOS
- Smoother swiping and scrolling through events
- A loading indicator while the app syncs for the first time
- New tabs take a default name and icon from their layout
Fixes1
- The date and current time indicator keep up after the app has been left open
Advanced monthly repeats
Repeating events picked up the monthly rules that were missing, like the third Thursday of the month, or the last working day.
Improvements4
- The time zone picker covers more cities, plus UTC and fixed offsets like UTC+05:00
- Cal.com call links on events
- Completed tasks are dimmed in the list
- A dictation button in Quick Add for Daybridge Plus subscribers
Fixes2
- Quick Add no longer gets stuck when a suggested event doesn't load
- Past errors no longer reappear in Quick Add
Quick Add
Quick Add reads a sentence and builds the event. Times, places, repeats, and the right area, without touching a single field.
It knows where things belong
A dentist appointment lands in Personal and a design review lands in Work, following the areas you already use.
Improvements6
- Quick Add understands seven languages at launch
- Ask for a follow-up change to adjust the suggested event
- See a map for any event that picked up a place
- Quick Add runs on Daybridge's own infrastructure, using open-weight models, so your calendar isn't sent to a third-party AI provider
- Dictate straight into Quick Add
- Create from a tap on empty timeline space
Fixes1
- Locations with commas no longer split into two places
Filters on iOS and Android
Filters arrived on mobile and then kept growing: start from areas, and narrow by almost anything else an event carries.
Improvements4
- Filter by repeat, call link, or whether an event is all-day
- Filter by calendar, account, location, tag, or event type
- Filter by the people attending
- Mark a task complete straight from its notification
Fixes2
- Tab area filters set on web or desktop now show correctly on mobile
- One-off all-day events no longer spill onto the following day in the list
A list that keeps going
The list layout became one continuous scroll on both platforms, with no more swiping through empty days to reach next week.
Improvements3
- Tapping the active tab opens its options menu
- A changelog link in settings
- A smaller app download
Fixes3
- The app no longer gets stuck on the loading screen after a few days away
- Sync no longer gets caught in a loop
- All-day events no longer show the wrong date range
Invitations and activity, together
The Updates tab now holds one list instead of two, with invitations and activity in the order they happened.
Improvements2
- Swipe an invitation to accept or decline it
- Related icons sit next to each other in the icon picker
Duplicate an event, name a time zone
Improvements4
- Duplicate any standalone event
- Give a saved time zone its own name and icon
- Shortcuts actions to list your calendars, tabs, and tags
- The Focus filter can now switch to a specific tab preset
Fixes2
- Widgets no longer sign you out unexpectedly
- Calendar accounts are sorted properly when creating or editing an event
Tabs on iOS and Android
The tabs you built on web and desktop came to mobile, as a top bar you swipe between: layout, timeline hours, areas, and filters, each saved to its own tab.
Improvements1
- The bottom tab bar collapses as you scroll
Fixes3
- Adding a time zone no longer crashes the app
- Subscription details appear in settings while subscribed
- Location details appear for events in the Home tab
Local-first sync and offline support
Daybridge now keeps your calendar on your device. Changes save the moment you make them, work with no connection at all, and appear on your other devices as soon as there is one.
Instant, then everywhere
Adding, editing, and deleting events, calendars, areas, and everything else saves the moment you do it, then reaches your other devices on its own.
Improvements4
- A wider selection of icons for events, areas, and tags
- The time zone picker groups major cities by country
- An indicator in the Home tab when you're offline or disconnected
- Resync data in settings now clears everything held locally before downloading it again
Fixes2
- Faster local storage, and a set of syncing fixes
- Notifications are no longer sent for events on disabled calendars
iOS 26 and Liquid Glass support
Daybridge adopted iOS 26's Liquid Glass materials across the app, from the toolbar down to the smallest control.
Improvements2
- Reduced data usage when syncing
- A view options menu in the Home toolbar for layout, timeline hours, declined events, and areas
Fixes2
- Opening the app in landscape on iPad no longer crashes
- The contacts widget looks right when home screen icons are tinted
Event search
Search across everything in your calendar, from the Home tab on mobile and from anywhere on web and desktop.
Improvements3
- Search events with a Shortcuts action
- Event notifications now follow the reminders set on the event, its calendar, or its account
- Tags and saved locations can be reordered
Fixes1
- Custom calendar reminders now save
Daybridge Plus subscriptions
Daybridge Plus arrived as the first step towards making Daybridge sustainable, with a discounted rate for everyone who joined during early testing.
Improvements2
- Subscribe from the app on web, desktop, iOS, and Android
- New terms and conditions, and a combined privacy policy
A redesigned way in
Signing in and signing up were rebuilt on iOS and Android, and settings were reorganised to match the rest of Daybridge.
Improvements4
- Redesigned sign-in screen and sign-up steps
- Settings reorganised into clearer sections
- Choose which area a calendar account belongs to as you connect it during sign-up
- A confirmation step when the sign-in method you picked isn't the one attached to your account
Fixes2
- Repeating events no longer disappear after certain actions
- Phone number settings no longer get stuck loading
Daybridge v1
Daybridge v1 arrived on web and desktop, with new iOS and Android apps the following week. This is where the changelog begins. Everything listed here was already part of Daybridge by then.
Improvements11
- Google Calendar accounts sync both ways, including recurring events and edits to a single occurrence
- Areas group your calendars and events, and decide the colour everything takes
- Four event types: events, tasks, blocks, and markers
- Additional time zones, with names you choose, shown alongside your own
- Participants, locations, and call links on any event
- Tags and saved locations
- Contacts, and calendars shared with other people
- Notifications by push and email, with reminders set per calendar or per event
- Sign in with Google, Apple, or email
- Home and Lock Screen widgets
- Invitations and activity in one place