myWeek3
iPhone / Productivité
myWeek3 brings you, in a single application, the possibilities to handle all your Birthdays (from Contacts App), all your Events (from the Calendar App) and ToDo’s with a nice week based Overview. A Call- and a Car Log Manager to handle all your Calls and Car movements.
In Portrait-Mode the week is displayed as 7-Day Overview, with a separate Area for the ToDo’s. In Landscape you see the same week with an hour-based overview.
The Birthday-View shows all Events sorted by Month and Day – showing the Date, the Name and Age of the Person.
The Call Log let's you keep track from all your Calls, so that it will be easy to remember them in case of need.
The Car Log keeps track of your Car Park, jot down when and where you drove, Consumption and Costs or Refills.
The ToDo’s can be assigned to a specific Calendar – so you can distinguish them. Add the Name of a possible contact for the ToDo directly from within the Contacts-App.
There are supplemental Views for the Year – sorted by Week. A Month- and a Day-View. A Search-View that shows the events from the selected Year and a Calendar-View allowing ‘to select’ which Events to show or not.
All the settings can be reached directly from within the App itself or from the original Preferences Pane.
The free Versions only gives you access to the Day, Week, Month and Yearview and doesn't allow to modify any Event. Via InApp-Purchase you can upgrade to the Standard Version which will get you full modification rights and also the Map- and Searchview. Further upgrades allow you to add the Birthday, the ToDo's, the Call Log or the Car Manager based on your requirements.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Adopted Codebase to latest SWIFT Specifications
- min. iOS Version required now is 9.3.x
- fixed BirthdayView to show Age above 100 years
- fixed missing Images due to conversion
- fixed Year in LandscapeView
- fixed wrong Labelwidth in LandscapeView for AllDay Events
- added NSCalendarsUsageDescription to conform to new Apple Requests
- added NSContatcsUsageDescription
- added NSCameraUsageDescription
- added NSRemindersUsageDescription
- removed iAD Framework and Banner
