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Version 6.1 · 2026-04-16
Added optional in‑app purchases to unlock custom calendar colors and event input. Improved event handling for multi‑day schedules. Refreshed the “What’s New” screen and overall visuals for a smoother experience.
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The store currently lists version 6.1, updated 2026-04-16.








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Postal Employee Day Off Calendar
Are you a postal employee with rotating days off? This app is for you.
Postal Employee Day Off Calendar is a simple, purpose-built calendar for USPS postal workers and their families. It clearly shows every pay day and postal‑observed holiday so you always know what’s coming. Instead of buying a new paper color calendar every year, make a one‑time purchase and keep everything on your phone.
Want more control? Unlock two optional upgrades:
Customize calendar colors to match your own rotation.
Add your own events directly to the calendar.
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Added optional in‑app purchases to unlock custom calendar colors and event input. Improved event handling for multi‑day schedules. Refreshed the “What’s New” screen and overall visuals for a smoother experience.
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