LifeCalendar - Life in Time

What's new in 1.4.0: - New: choose which calendars feed the "Planned" cards (Home/Day/Week) — Settings > Calendar & Reminders > "Choose Calendars for Planned...". Hide calendars you don't need (e.g. work, subscriptions) without affecting the calendar LifeCalendar exports. - Improved: more reliable automatic place detection — fewer duplicate or fragmented "Place" events on the Timeline, and events stuck with a generic "Place" name now retry linking to the right place automatically. - Fixed: the suggestion to add an Area/City to your library no longer contradicts a location already shown as established on the Now card.

What's new in 1.3.1: - New: optional notification when you arrive somewhere new you've never visited before — turn it on in Settings > Notifications. - New: choose whether Sleep and Drive show up in your exported Calendar (Settings > Calendar & Reminders) — the data stays in the app either way, this just keeps your calendar cleaner. - Fixed: the place count shown for an Area or City sometimes didn't match the actual list of places inside it.

What's new in 1.3.0: - New: Activities, Projects & Areas — organize your life beyond People and Places by linking events to the projects and areas that actually matter. - When creating or editing an event, you can now link it to an existing Place instead of always creating a new one. - Fixed: past events no longer show an approximate location based on your phone's current position — your history is now more historically accurate. - Several reliability improvements to background location detection.

Your life, automatically organized by days, places, and time. LifeCalendar creates meaningful calendar events based on where you go and what actually happens, using Apple's Calendar and Location APIs. Instead of lists or manual tracking, your calendar becomes a quiet record of your life — showing days, places, and time spent, exactly as they happened. Add layers of meaning to your days as you go: the people you spend time with, the objects worth remembering, the activities you do, and the areas of life they belong to. You can also scan documents and link them to specific moments in time — warranties, insurance, subscriptions — with optional reminders, so important files stay connected to the days they belong to. All data stays on your device and in your iCloud account. No accounts. No ads. No third-party tracking. If the app disappears, your life history remains — safely stored in your calendar. What's New in This Version This version adds new layers of meaning to your days: People, Objects, Activities, and Areas, alongside Places and Files. Notifications and reports now reflect more of what's actually happening in your calendar. Plus a polished UI and refined copy throughout the app.

Improved Files and Expenses. - Expenses now have a clearer detail screen. - Added payee, category, paid status, due date and notes editing. - Added quick expense filters. - Documents now support title and notes editing. - Improved file preview reliability. - Improved place display and fixed area/exact place handling.

Improved Home experience with clearer daily insights. Better performance and stability.

• New local-first data engine powered by SwiftData • Improved reliability and performance • Better organization of days, events, and files • Foundation for future features and long-term stability