This release focuses on planner readability, improved reMarkable compatibility, calendar feed reliability, and several important fixes requested by the community. What’s New Event Font Size Control You can now fully control how large event text appears in your planners. • Use the Event Font Size slider in Edit Planner• Type a custom value directly for even more control• Larger text automatically adjusts event blocks to fit properly• Works across all planner types and views Improved Color E-Ink Support Calendar colors now render much more vividly on color e-ink devices such as the reMarkable Paper Pro. • Colors no longer appear washed out• Better visual separation between calendars• Improved readability throughout your planner Calendar Color Fixes Changing calendar colors in Edit Planner now correctly applies those changes when you regenerate a planner. Cleaner Event Layouts Event text now stays neatly inside its assigned event block. • Long titles automatically truncate with an ellipsis (…)• No more overflowing event text• Consistent behavior across Day, Week, Month, 3-Day, and Time-Block views Improved reMarkable Compatibility We’ve made significant improvements for newer reMarkable devices and firmware versions. • Improved compatibility with reMarkable Paper Pro• Better support for firmware 3.x• More reliable folder creation and indexing• Planners appear on-device more consistently Better Planner Naming Planners are now named using the planner’s actual name when transferred to your device, making them much easier to identify. Calendar Feed Improvements Fixed issues affecting published and subscribed calendars. • iCloud webcal feeds now load correctly• Non-secure HTTP calendar feeds are now supported• Fixed cases where subscribed calendars displayed no events Folder Sync Fixes Resolved issues that could create duplicate folders or incorrectly reuse existing folders during planner synchronization. Startup Reliability Fixed a startup issue that could prevent CalSync from opening on certain systems.

We’ve just released CalSync v1.1.6 with improvements focused on making purchasing, licensing, and planner creation even easier. What’s New ✅ New Ad Hoc Planner Option - Added a new one-time purchase option for users who only need a planner for a specific calendar year. ✅ Simpler Planner Setup - Improved the planner creation process to make getting started faster and more straightforward. ✅ Better Purchase Experience - Added clearer information during checkout so it’s easier to understand what each plan includes before purchasing. ✅ Improved Account & License Management - Made license activation and account updates more reliable across all plans. ✅ Enhanced Planner Reliability - Improved planner generation and validation to help ensure everything works as expected. ✅ General Improvements - Bug fixes - Performance enhancements - User interface refinements Download v1.1.6 Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3)https://www.einkpads.io/api/calsync/darwin/arm64/releases/latest Intel Machttps://www.einkpads.io/api/calsync/darwin/x64/releases/latest Windowshttps://www.einkpads.io/api/calsync/win32/releases/latest Linuxhttps://www.einkpads.io/api/calsync/linux/x64/releases/latest Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Every update is driven by suggestions from this community, and we appreciate everyone helping us make CalSync better.

Hi There. What kind of translations do you need to have the calender from Calsync in Dutch? (p.e. May = Mei)

I have the Daily Event Carousel turned on and a planner set up. Neither the planner nor the Daily Event Carousel is updating. I am able to restart the device from EP, and I don't receive any errors when I push an update to the device. I can't figure out what I have done wrong or have misconfigured. Any ideas for me?

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