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The store currently lists version 26.10.5, updated 2026-10-26.
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Across is a calendar you can start using right away, then customize as much as you like. With a wide range of views and deep customization, it becomes more your own every day.
Across doesn't lock you in. Your events stay safely in Apple and Google, while Across helps you view and manage them the way you want. Our goal is simple: not to keep you locked in, but to be the calendar you'll want to keep using.
Across works seamlessly with Apple Calendar, Reminders, and Google Calendar, and stays in sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. No ads. Any data we collect is never linked to your identity.…
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- Fixed a freeze when editing all-day events on the day daylight saving time ends - iPhone Duo support - "Unscheduled" tab in the Tasks view - Start tab setting for the Tasks view - Photo input in Quick - Calendar set for Lock Screen widgets (Premium) - Hidden-tabs divider in Tab Settings order list (drag to change the number of tabs) - Bug fixes and improvements
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