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2026-07-03 14:57:02 +00:00
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Calendula now speaks Spanish and Italian. Both arrived as community
translations through Calendula's Weblate
— a huge thank you to kikerw for the Spanish
translation and to corrent for the Italian
one! Pick your language under Settings → Language or in Android's per-app
language settings. Strings added in this very release may still show in
English until the translations catch up. Want Calendula in your language?
Translating happens entirely in the browser — every contribution is welcome.
See your contacts' birthdays and anniversaries in your calendar. A new, optional feature (Settings → Contact special dates) mirrors your contacts'
birthdays, anniversaries and other dates into local "Birthdays",
"Anniversaries" and "Other dates" calendars that stay in sync as your contacts
change. Each is a normal local calendar, so you set its colour, visibility and
reminders the usual way — new birthdays even start with a reminder a week before and on the day. The title format is yours to customise ({name}, {year}).
This is the first feature to use the contacts permission: it is requested only
when you turn the feature on, everything stays on your device (Calendula has no
internet access), and your contacts are only ever read, never changed. Thanks
to @moonj for the suggestion ([#15]).
Set more than one default reminder per calendar. A calendar's default
reminders — and the global defaults under Settings → Notifications — can now
hold several lead times instead of just one, so new events can start with, say,
a reminder a week before and one on the day. The reminder pickers are now
multi-select; per-calendar overrides can still inherit the global default or
turn reminders off entirely. Thanks to @moonj for the suggestion ([#14]).
Widget headers now open the app. Tapping the month/year title on the month
widget opens the app on the month view, and tapping the "Upcoming" title on
the agenda widget opens it on your default view — so there's a one-tap way
back into the app that lands where you'd expect, instead of only through a day
or event. On the month widget, tapping anywhere on a day — not just the small
date number — now opens that day, and the "today" button snaps the grid back
to the current month in place. Thanks to @rgz46vic and @ptab for the
suggestions ([#18], [#20]).
Make Calendula's text your own. Settings → Appearance gains Headings font
and Body font pickers: keep the system default, choose a bundled face
(Atkinson Hyperlegible, Lora, JetBrains Mono — each previewed in its own
face), or load any .ttf/.otf file from your device, independently per
role. Font size and colour stay with Android's accessibility scaling and the
app theme, as discussed on the issue. Thanks to @abrossimow for the
suggestion ([#19]).
Choose what the view-switch button cycles through. Settings → Appearance now
lets you pick which views the top-right quick-switch button rotates between
and drag them into your preferred order; views you switch off stay reachable
from the navigation menu, which can be reordered the same way. Thanks to
@abrossimow for the suggestion ([#24]).
Fixed
Month widget arrows and "today" button work again. On release builds the
prev/next-month arrows and the jump-to-today control on the month widget did
nothing when tapped — code shrinking had stripped the tap handlers behind
them. They respond again. Thanks to @rgz46vic for the report ([#18]).
Disabled calendars no longer notify. Reminders for events in a calendar you
have disabled (Settings → Calendars) are now suppressed instead of still
popping up — matching how a disabled calendar's events already stay hidden
everywhere else in the app ([#17]).
Editing a single occurrence of a recurring event works again. Choosing Only
this event and saving a change to one event in a repeating series silently
did nothing — the change was rejected and the edit form simply reappeared with
nothing applied. The edited occurrence is now stored correctly, so the change
lands on just that one event and leaves the rest of the series untouched
([#16]).
Every calendar can be picked when creating an event. The event editor's
calendar picker was a fixed-height dialog, so with many calendars anything
past the first nine or so was simply unreachable. It is now a full-screen,
scrollable list grouped by account, with each calendar's colour shown.
Thanks to @dschuermann for the report ([#29]).
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