Changelog

This patch keeps attendee RSVP responses intact when group events are edited, makes AI scheduling follow-ups read the previous recommendation context, cleans up stale push tokens after APNs rotation, unblocks combined free-slot event creation, and stops failed AI requests from using quota.

This release makes saved Pro travel plans more useful near departure time, gives poll creators a clearer way to resolve tied winning slots, expands localization groundwork across the app, and tightens account deletion, background notifications, launch branding, support routing, and test reliability.

This patch restores native feedback and support in the app, adds a privacy-preserving way to refresh saved travel plans, and fixes several calendar edge cases around recurring edits, monthly repeats, Apple Calendar access, and rain-check reschedules.

This release gives Pro users more control over smart scheduling, improves group availability across time zones, makes calendar search and widgets more reliable, and tightens the backend systems that power notifications, AI quota, and travel planning.

This release adds calendar event search, automated poll vote reminders, closed-poll history with creator management tools, and fuller Scheduly schedule answers that include synced personal calendar events—alongside fixes for recurring events, standing availability, template restore, grace-period countdowns, and all-day event display.

This update strengthens security on Schedulr's servers. No app update is needed—the iOS app stays on version 1.14.1 (build 87). Nothing changes in how you use Schedulr day to day.

This patch fixes past calendar months appearing empty when your events are still in Schedulr, and removes duplicate event invites from the in-app notification bell.

This release adds Pro-only journey planning to Scheduly. You can ask for travel help in chat or launch planning from an eligible future event, and Scheduly will turn the event details, your preferences, live route options, and current disruption context into a clear travel plan.

This backend-only release updates how privileged Supabase functions authenticate, keeping scheduled maintenance, automated workflows, and server-to-server notifications reliable with Supabase's current secret-key format. The iOS app remains unchanged at version 1.13.6 with the existing build number.

This release adds a privacy overlay that hides your calendar and group data when you switch apps, so sensitive details never appear in the iOS app switcher. It also surfaces errors when group actions go wrong, makes push notification registration more resilient, and fixes two server-side issues that were causing notification failures and incorrect AI quota rejections.

This patch makes event-related notifications take you straight to the right event and fixes a calendar display issue where owners could see only one of multiple personal all-day events on the same day.

This release lets Free users try Scheduly with a small monthly AI allowance, adds a Trash bin for recoverable deletes, automates RSVP reminder nudges for Pro organizers, and fixes several long-standing gaps where recurring events, short lead-time reminders, and background jobs could miss or mis-handle your plans.

This release brings group scheduling to your home screen, finalizes availability polls automatically even when no one opens the app, makes weekly insight digests tappable straight to the action you need, and layers members' standing weekly availability onto the group heat map.

This patch closes several cross-account state leaks after sign-out, makes AI quota usage line up more closely with successful requests, and fixes reminder push copy so event times are shown in the right local timezone.

This release makes it easier to resume unfinished Scheduly plans, invite people to groups with QR codes and share links, and see more on your home-screen widget—plus fixes for notification badges, reminder delivery, calendar conflict alerts, and group deletion messages.

This release makes it quicker to turn shared free time into plans, catches conflicts before you save, adds smarter help for rain checks, and gives groups clearer ways to reuse and understand their scheduling habits.

This release hardens password recovery and session boundaries, stops widgets and push from leaking state across accounts after sign-out, and closes gaps where AI usage could be under-counted or unchecked on the server.

This release closes several security gaps across push notifications and AI edge functions, restores broken engagement and reminder notifications, and polishes Scheduly AI responses and avatar styling.

This update makes notifications more useful, tightens a handful of account and deep-link edge cases, cleans up avatar storage behind the scenes, and fixes several UI inconsistencies across calendar, widgets, and availability sharing.

This update improves notification handling and presentation, makes all-day events and shared availability cards behave more consistently, refreshes the auth experience, and adds extra behind-the-scenes coverage to keep future Schedulr changes safer.

This release updates how Schedulr talks to our backend using Supabase's newer key model. It is a stronger, better-supported security setup for your account, and it moves us off legacy keys that were due to be retired in late 2026—so your sign-in and scheduling stay smooth without a last-minute scramble.

This patch resolves sixteen targeted bugs across recurring event generation, calendar availability, Apple Sign-In, push notifications, AI member resolution, and group analytics that were silently incorrect or error-prone in certain conditions.

This update adds reusable event templates, Pro group analytics, recurring availability patterns, AI-aware scheduling rules, shareable availability cards, and smarter conflict handling when you invite people—alongside fixes across polls, calendars, AI context, notifications, and group management.

This update makes dashboard scrolling feel steadier, keeps calendar and dashboard data from looking empty or late-loading, and replaces the full-screen mandatory update screen with a lighter centered modal.

This update tightens group availability polls so winners only finalize when votes exist, avoids leaving broken polls behind when slot creation fails, makes AI scheduling map people correctly when display names collide, keeps suggested times consistent across locales and daylight saving changes, and invites only poll participants when you create an event from a winning slot.

This update can prompt you to install a required app update as soon as you open Schedulr when one is needed, and it tightens text layout in screens that show several stacked choices so labels read more cleanly.

This update introduces group availability polls with optional AI-assisted time slots, plus proactive scheduling nudges that respect your existing notification preferences.

This update restores AI chat access, fixes a day view calendar scrolling issue, removes a misleading profile refresh error, and corrects a widget settings typo for a smoother overall experience.

This update strengthens how Schedulr protects sensitive information across AI, calendar, and notification features while also fixing a couple of issues that affected chat interactions and busy event privacy.

This update improves subscription reliability behind the scenes so Pro access stays more accurate during billing changes, renewals, and recovery scenarios.

This update streamlines the Pro experience around AI features, shows your plans sooner on the dashboard, makes group event creation more helpful by highlighting busy members, and fixes several issues affecting refresh behavior, profile visibility, and navigation.

This update sharpens layout consistency across the app, improves Apple Calendar event creation visuals, and fixes all-day availability handling in When's Good.

This update improves group profile management by giving members more flexibility while fixing issues that affected group avatar selection and display.

This update refines the AI experience with cleaner visuals, better dark mode readability, and tighter layout spacing across key screens.

This update refreshes key parts of the app, gives you more control over your AI and group identity, and makes calendar syncing more reliable.

We have moved Schedulr to an improved database setup to make issue management simpler and help us deliver new features more quickly.

Fixed an auth handling issue when signing up via email.

This update adds clearer in-app issue alerts, improves how issue details open, and fixes a profile navigation bug.

Fixed widget event labels so group-created events display correctly instead of always appearing as creator-made.

Resolved creator RSVP self-notifications, restored post-migration notification delivery, fixed upcoming event visibility for the next 30 days, and addressed occasional skipped events in the Up Next widget.

We've moved Schedulr to a new home behind the scenes so we can improve things faster and make your experience more reliable.

Improved notification routing and resolved duplicate RSVP in-app notifications.

Added close buttons across popup windows and fixed multiple notification delivery and persistence issues.

Profile pictures now retain their correct aspect ratio.

Create events faster by dragging across the day timeline to define a time range.

Edit categories, reposition images for better visibility, and enjoy a cleaner calendar view.

Improved application support routing and resolved image loading and notification persistence issues.

Fixed availability heat map mismatches, improved free-time highlights, and refined single-day event labels.

Fixed an issue where RSVPing "Going" to an event triggered a notification badge that couldn't be cleared.

Enhanced multi-day event display, improved Scheduly AI responses, streamlined app settings, and fixed profile picture upload issues.

Users can now choose how widgets are displayed, giving more control over widget content rotation.

Images throughout the app now load faster and more reliably, making everything feel snappier.

Making availability sharing feel natural and friendly, plus fixing several UI and calendar sync issues.

Plans fall through – make it easy to recover.

Make events feel fun, not like calendar entries. We've added event themes, custom covers, and themed notification styles.

We've added recurring events support and improved group event creation, along with fixing notification issues.

We've introduced a dedicated feedback and support section in the user profile and resolved dashboard visibility issues.

Our latest update brings AI-powered event suggestions and Liquid Glass support, alongside a suite of UI improvements and critical bug fixes.

We've added several new ways to interact with us and identify support options more easily.

You can now create support tickets directly within the app, and we've tightened up some backend security.

A major polish to the user interface across various screens and the introduction of opt-out timed notifications.

Addressing specific issues with authentication flows for a smoother login experience.

Making Scheduly smarter and more helpful with chat persistence and quick time proposals.

Enhanced group controls for owners and a significant cleanup of theme consistency across the app.

Adding more depth to notifications and how you can personalize them in your profile settings.

A fresh look for your first experience and daily workspace, along with improved Pro value.

Ensuring your personal schedule stays personal even when using public-facing widgets.

Bringing voice interactivity to Scheduly and making it more accessible through home screen widgets.

Full support for home screen and lock screen widgets in various sizes to keep you updated at a glance.

Smoothing out the event creation process and making important details more visible.

A new in-app notification center and several fixes for invite and badge consistency.

Addressing push notification reliability and ensuring theme consistency.

Easier access to support and more clarity during the login and password reset flows.

Improving the sync between group and personal calendars while maintaining member privacy.

Better integration with external calendars and cross-group availability management.

Initial release of Schedulr. Welcome to the future of planning!