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1- it doesn’t update new events automatically or even manually. You have to add the calendars again every time you add new events to the calendars. For instance, if I accept an invitation on my work calendar, it doesn’t show up on my family calendar on the app. Even though I have already added my work calendar on the family calendar many times before. If I go to the family calendar on the app and click update, it doesn’t work. The only way to get it to work is to re-add the work calendar on the family calendar. This is so frustrating and counterproductive. 2- It’d be better if you keep the calendars selected to be copied in a calendar selected. To elaborate, when you click on “copy events from the OS calendar”, it shows all the calendars deselected, even if you had selected which calendars you want to be copied. If you go back after you select the calendars that you want to copy, you will not see any selected calendars. The issue with that is that you can never confirm which calendars have been selected.

There are many pop ups and news posts talking about the introduction of new colors that may be used in the app to label different events. It has been I think two to three months since this change and there is literally nothin I can do to see these colors. I have the basic default colors, which are still pretty, but I want the additional colors that have been introduced!!! Also, PLEASE UPDATE THE iPAD VERSION OF YOUR APP! It is difficult to be productive if I have to turn my head and look at a tiny phone display on my 12.9 inch iPad. I obviously utilize a keyboard for my iPad, so I must turn my head in order for me to fully view the cheap display on here. Please make adjustments because this app truly deserves a 5 star rating. But these changes have not been made for the past couple of months. Please address these problems as soon as you possibly can. I would greatly appreciate it.

Our group uses this app to coordinate our time as a social distancing measure during the COVID-19 crisis. We all need access to a certain location during the week, so to ensure social distancing we downloaded this app as a communication tool to let the others know when we would be there. It’s much nicer than text-bombing each other with our coordinates. You can set up multiple separate calendars for different groups, and send the invitation to join based on a unique calendar. Each calendar only allows invitees to see that calendar, but not others. The only drawback, and it is a minor one, is that editing an account is not intuitive for people who don’t use apps much (I.e. are not tech savvy). This is why I only gave it 4 stars and not 5. Apps should be configured to be used by the least tech savvy person- generally older people who have not embraced the age of technology.