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Version 1.7.6 · 2026-01-23
minor bug fix
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The store currently lists version 1.7.6, updated 2026-01-23.








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Calendar Z is a simple yet high-level calendar app.
With an integrated reminder system, it makes schedule management just that much easier.
・Works with the AppleWatch.
・Integrated reminder system. Both reminders and events are displayed on the calendar.
・Works with the iPad's Multitasking feature. Start this app while using other apps by sliding from the sides.
・Set up complicating repeating events, such as "the end of every month", "the last Saturday of each month", etc.
・Display events on the Map, and quickly access links.
・Works with widgets; you can quickly check your schedule.
・Can be displayed in landscape mode. When using side view, event start time is also displayed on the calendar.
・The calendar automatically adjusts; even if you have many events planned they will not be hidden.
・Includes a template function.…
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