Dayleaf: Calendar Plannerv2.6.0

What changed

• UXReimagined month view with color chips and immersive full-screen mode
• UXSix new visual themes including a dynamic seasonal theme
• MonetizationNew Pro feature: rich text editor for blog-post entries with formatting toolbar
• UXAnimated gliding month chips for overflowing text with toggle setting
• SocialWeekly leaderboard now ranks all users without requiring an account
• UXReorganized settings menu for better accessibility of daily tools
• PlatformNew side-by-side layout and collapsible day page for iPad and iPhone Duo
• PerformanceFixed agent-written entry synchronization across devices
• PerformanceResolved sync issue that re-sent previously deleted items

Original release notes

• Month view, reimagined: every entry is a colour chip in its planner's colour, no more bullets or "…", and a new immersive mode fills the screen with the calendar, like Google Calendar.
• Six new themes: Arctic, Mocha, Academia, Neon, Marker and Seasons, which changes with the time of year. Twenty in all, each with a light and a dark face.
• New in Pro: blog-post entries. The editor now formats as you write, like Notes: headings, bold, lists, quotes, links and photos right where the cursor is, from the toolbar above the keyboard. The day page shows it as an article.
• Month chips that don't fit now glide slowly to show the rest of the line. Switch it off with the button above the calendar, or in Settings › Appearance.
• The weekly leaderboard now ranks everyone, no account needed. Sign up free to put your name next to your number.
• Settings, tidied: a short list of what you use daily, with backup, agents, import/export and the rest one tap deeper.
• Mac, iPad and iPhone Duo: tuck the day page away with the handle on the divider so the calendar gets the whole window. Tap a day to bring it back.
• Made for iPhone Duo and iPad: on a wide screen the calendar and the day's page sit side by side, and the grid fills the display.
• Fix: entries written by agents now reach every one of your devices, and sync no longer re-sends old deletions.