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What's new in ShootCal ​

Every notable change since the first release, newest first. One page covers all of ShootCal: the Mac, iPhone and iPad, and Android apps, ShootCal Web, and ShootCal Galleries and Websites.

Each entry is tagged with where it applies:

Mac iOS Android Web Galleries Websites

App version numbers are the App Store and Google Play releases. Web, Galleries, and Websites changes go live the day they ship, so they are listed by date. This page is updated with every release.

September 2026 ​

Apps ​

1.8.13 for Mac, iPhone, and iPad (September 2) Mac iOS

  • Create a gallery for a session straight from the session's own screen.
  • Booking requests that are past their date are listed apart from pending ones.
  • Fixed a crash when deleting a session type, and a case where adding one could leave you with a duplicate.
  • Signing in with Google no longer hangs if the app moves to the background partway through.
  • The agenda opens on today after a cold launch, and a day with no sessions of its own now names the multi-day session still covering it.
  • A location containing an ampersand opens the right place in Maps, and repeated location suggestions are gone.

Android 1.3.3 (September 2) Android

  • Tides now come from ShootCal's own station catalog, and the offline banner refreshes itself.
  • The agenda keeps today anchored on a cold start, and an empty day names the multi-day event that still covers it.
  • New typed sessions default to "deposit not received." Month cells announce the real event count to screen readers.
  • Time pickers honor the device's 12-hour or 24-hour clock setting.
  • The booking link shows your public ShootCal address.

Web Web ​

  • September 4: Settings keeps the Clients & booking card visible, disabled, when Google is not connected, with a note on what connecting unlocks.
  • September 4: Booking accept page says whether the client's confirmation email was sent, was off for the type, or failed.
  • September 4: Sending a calendar invite that was already sent no longer emails the client again.
  • September 4: Session Types: the walkthrough moves focus to each new step and announces it; the Add buttons stay visible (disabled) while the list loads.
  • September 4: Booking page: turning it on requires a session type the page will actually list, with a clear note when every type is hidden from booking; a retry after a partial activation publishes from the calendar shown.
  • September 4: Settings: the studio logo uploader accepts the same 600 KB the server does.
  • September 4: Help and marketing pages now describe the session-type-first booking page, and the first-session-type walkthrough has consistent step names.
  • September 4: Sending a calendar invite is guarded while it is in flight, so a double click cannot email the client twice.
  • September 4: If session types fail to load, the New Event form now shows the type selector disabled with a reload hint instead of hiding it.
  • September 4: Quick Add's Insert keeps the session type and any fields you already filled, and merges notes instead of replacing them.
  • September 4: A fixed-start session type that would run past midnight no longer picks a wrapped end time; adjust the end before creating.
  • September 4: Card payments: a payment attempt that never reached Stripe no longer blocks later card payments, the client's payment page, or refunds on that invoice.
  • September 4: A session that spans several days can be edited, deleted, or invited from any day it covers, not only its first day. The agenda lists it once, on the day it starts, and notes it as continuing on later days.
  • September 4: Contract line items now use the same editor as invoice line items, so the two match.
  • September 3: Booking setup is now one session-type-first flow, with a walkthrough for your first session type and photography examples for each timing option. You can preview your availability calendar before publishing it.
  • September 2: Multi-day events show on every day they cover in the month grid.
  • September 2: Send a calendar invite from the event drawer to a client who has not been invited yet.
  • September 2: Crop your studio logo right in Settings.
  • September 2: The web app works before Google is connected: an empty calendar with a clear notice, and invoices stay usable. Granular Google permission choices are respected.
  • September 2: Signed up with the wrong email? There is now a recovery path. Password reset feedback is honest about rate limits.
  • September 2: The app follows your Google account language.

Galleries and Websites ​

  • September 4: Website builder: previewing or restoring a revision that used a since-deleted image works again, and deleting an image a saved layout still uses says whether the draft or the published site holds it. Galleries Websites
  • September 4: Website settings: a failed Instagram connect hands the button back instead of staying on Opening Meta. Galleries Websites
  • September 4: Gallery dashboard labels only truly link-only galleries as Link only, so older public galleries can be moved to link-only in one choice. Galleries Websites
  • September 4: Send & Share refuses a fresh download link for an expired gallery with a reason. Galleries Websites
  • September 2 to 3: New Aperture slider theme for client websites, direct slider image uploads, and refined themes and image editing. Websites
  • September 1: An Instagram feed block for websites is in pilot. Websites
  • September 3: Simpler access choices on the gallery dashboard. Galleries

August 2026 ​

Apps ​

1.8.12 (August 11) Mac iOS

  • Send a contract or an invoice straight from a client, or from a saved session. ShootCal Web opens with everything already filled in.
  • Your client's contracts and their status appear right on the client record.
  • Mac: the event editor has a single Save button, and saving takes you to the session you just saved. Typing in the editor is dramatically faster. The Clients & Booking window now stands off the calendar.
  • The accent color has been warmed and softened.

1.8.11 (August 9) Mac iOS

  • The client list could stop loading with a Google Contacts error. It loads correctly now.
  • iPhone: ShootCal could show you as signed out after being open a while. It now reconnects on its own.
  • A brief network or server problem no longer signs you out of Google.

1.8.10 (August 5) iOS

  • Fixed the app appearing signed out when returning from the background until it was force-quit.
  • Clearer Save and Send Invoice actions in the event editor, and client emails are validated before saving to Google Calendar.

1.8.8 and 1.8.9 (August 3) Mac iOS

  • Client email addresses are validated before an event goes to Google Calendar.
  • Deposit tracking is streamlined around ShootCal invoices.
  • Mac: refined event editor with clearer Save and Send Invoice actions and a more polished adaptive color palette.

Android 1.3.2 (August 8) Android

  • Editing a shoot from another timezone no longer moves it. Editing a web-created event no longer fails on the timezone.
  • Month-grid dots span every day a booking covers.
  • Deleting a client's only booking offers to remove the client too. Clients refresh after a booking is saved.
  • Session types sync from the web (August 1).

Web Web ​

  • August 31: The browser tab and bookmarks name the section you are in.
  • August 28: Edit tasks on the web. New Event suggests time slots that avoid conflicts. Copy a client's name from the calendar. Quick Add and the Assistant launcher share one header.
  • August 27: Search booking requests by name, email, or phone. Creating an event lands you on it, and the Location field suggests real places. One name now identifies your account across every ShootCal product.
  • August 26: Sign-up asks for the name your clients will see, and Settings says exactly what changing your ShootCal URL affects.
  • August 24: Claim your ShootCal URL in Settings. One name sets your booking, gallery, and website addresses. Client emails are now branded with your logo and colors, contracts can be confirmed with one click from the email, and the record-payment dialog can email the client a receipt.
  • August 23: The booking page leads with your services, shows a per-type availability date grid, and has a flexible date-range picker. The website embed is a one-line script that sizes itself, with a transparent backdrop so the card floats on your site. Manually scheduled paid sessions now count toward the daily cap. The session-type editor is simpler.
  • August 22: Booking requests get a "Not replied · Past date" group.
  • August 20: Reports say what each total is for and split card fees out. The sales tax worksheet lets you pick cash or invoice-date basis, remembers the choice, and jumps to a filing month.
  • August 19: The ShootCal Assistant answers questions inside the app, grounded in the help docs. Contracts sort by most recently signed and show the signed date.
  • August 18: Settings gains a second logo slot for dark backgrounds, shared with Galleries. Invoices support quantities, contracts get itemized pricing, and the two share one line-item library. Contract review and pricing redesigned.
  • August 17: Both you and the client are notified when a card payment lands.
  • August 14: Create a product or service inline while editing an invoice. Save the send-dialog message as your default invoice email. Client pickers match on email as well as name.
  • August 13: Drag-to-reschedule on the calendar is now authoritative, so a confirmed move can never show on the old day.
  • August 7 to 11: The web app was rebuilt on React and Material UI: calendar, clients, booking requests, session types, invoices, contracts, questionnaires, expenses, reports, and settings. Faster, more consistent, and with better touch targets. Rich-text editors were replaced.
  • August 7: The Help Center moved to shootcal.com/docs, searchable and edited in the open.
  • August 6: Invoicing is out of beta. Drag to reorder the payment methods clients see. The Wave and QuickBooks deposit sync was retired in favor of built-in invoicing.
  • August 5: Clients can pay a custom card amount on a hosted invoice.
  • August 2: Invoice checkout field editor, review-first sending with previews, and a checkout preview in settings. Issued invoices can be edited and payments corrected. Signed contracts get a receipt action. Browser alerts replaced by app dialogs. Optional invoice backups to Google Drive.
  • August 1: Unified navigation and account switching across ShootCal products.

Galleries and Websites ​

  • August 31: Send & Share can email a fresh download link, and the ZIP-ready email is simpler. Galleries
  • August 30: Website builder round: a richer starter site, per-section layout options, and an Instagram connect pilot. Websites
  • August 29: Seven-day billing grace for gallery custom domains. Galleries
  • August 28: Copy your Galleries address from the dashboard. Open Galleries help from the shared header. Galleries
  • August 26: Order review keeps the crops you save, lets you send a note to the lab with one order, and shows what the lab billed against the quote. Nothing goes to the lab on a timer until you approve it. Website images take a description that becomes alt text, and the hero starts loading with the page. Client gallery links in the app were 404s and are fixed. Galleries Websites
  • August 24: "Hold 7 more days" on order review. The order review email's profit estimate nets out card processing. Galleries
  • August 22 to 23: Website galleries: a studio-owned set of galleries the builder draws from. The availability calendar places itself on your website. Contact block with icon links and a "Check availability" prompt. About block photo shapes with a focus point. The print store cart lands on the cart after Add, and Checkout is its own page. Print purchase terms at /print-terms. The Assistant is available in Galleries and the website builder. Bounced gallery emails notify the studio. Choose which logo sits over the collections header. Your www domain is entered on the Website screen. Galleries Websites
  • August 20: The website builder opens to every studio as a free beta. Drag the hero focus point. One-click unsubscribe for announcements. Websites
  • August 17 to 19: Websites move to sites.shootcal.com with real page paths and a contact form. One-click looks, a Marquee theme, page-link cards, per-page search titles, and an About photo upload. Lightroom order is split from custom order, and new galleries default to capture-date order. The gallery picker becomes search plus recent. Galleries Websites
  • August 16: Photo grid reorder rebuilt: instant lift, works on huge galleries, larger 240px cells. Website revision history. A rich-text Prose section for websites. Galleries Websites
  • August 14: Gallery collection tabs and a branded collections page. Editorial website themes (light and noir). Custom domains work DNS-only. Re-send a delivery directly from Send & Share. Galleries Websites
  • August 13: Embed your ShootCal galleries in client websites, with editable heroes and a contact page. Gallery downloads standardize on JPEG originals. Websites
  • August 12: The client website builder arrives. Custom domains move to Cloudflare for SaaS. Websites
  • August 11: Public studio print price list. ZIP delivery waits for in-flight uploads. Galleries
  • August 9 to 10: The Galleries admin and public gallery were rebuilt on React and Material UI: dashboard, settings, uploader, Send & Share, deliveries, store, checkout, and the crop editor. Galleries
  • August 6 to 7: A gallery link can be revoked. Ordered photos cannot be deleted, and held galleries are frozen. Save an email template straight from Send & Share. Move to Trash on the gallery page. Billing shows video minutes. Galleries
  • August 5: A one-time viewing tip above the photo grid. Phone- and tablet-aware download guidance, with an optional "Save to my Dropbox." Galleries
  • August 2 to 3: Video galleries: upload video alongside photos, 4K originals for download, playback on branded domains, and mixed media views. Video delivery on every paid plan. Coupon redemption limits and a shipping choice. Email templates move into Settings. Centered client email branding. Galleries

July 2026 ​

Apps ​

1.8.7 (July 26) iOS

  • Temporary network problems keep cached calendars visible read-only and retry automatically. Clear sign-in and save feedback so edits never appear to fail silently.

1.8.6 (July 24) iOS

  • Wedding and other no-invite session types stay invitation-free until you explicitly choose Send Invite. Better calendar spacing in long months.

1.8.5 (July 20 to 22) Mac iOS

  • Booking requests honor all-day and no-invite session-type settings when added to the calendar.
  • All-day event editors show the correct inclusive end date, including across daylight-saving changes.
  • Event previews update immediately after choosing a location. Tapping a calendar date scrolls the agenda to that exact day.

1.8.4 (July 20) iOS

  • Event details show "No invite sent" for session types that skip invites, with a one-tap Send Invite.
  • Deposit-paid email settings sync across devices, with a clearer Client Emails page and reminder previews.
  • Rescheduling an event notifies the invited client automatically.

1.8.3 (July 17 to 18) Mac iOS

  • Mac: Tasks joins the Month | Agenda switcher. See and check off Google Tasks on the calendar, with quick add.
  • Attach a client questionnaire to a session type. When you mark that booking's deposit received, ShootCal emails your client the form automatically.
  • Simpler deposits: one clear "deposit received" everywhere. Quick filter in the requests inbox.

1.8.2 (July 17) iOS

  • Much faster: typing in the event form is instant and browsing events is snappier. Maps appear instantly.
  • Calendar chips can show each event's location. Search opens on focus and stays open while you click through results.
  • New events appear instantly while syncing continues in the background. Tides recover automatically when a NOAA station retires.

1.8.1 (July 14) Mac iOS

  • Add a client or booking once and it syncs everywhere instantly. The clients list is searchable and grouped. Brighter session details.

1.8.0 (July 12) Mac

  • Quick Edit: double-click an event (or right-click and choose Quick Edit) to change its title, location, and times in a small popover.

1.7.9 (July 12) iOS

  • When adding a booking request to your calendar, choose the session type and pick from golden-hour and studio time slots for that day.

1.7.8 (July 9 to 11) Mac iOS

  • Accounting connections are started on the web and their status shows in Settings.

1.7.7 (July 10) iOS

  • Deleting a repeating event offers this occurrence or the series. Unsaved changes prompt before closing. VoiceOver reads the calendar, and the month grid respects your text size.

1.7.6 (July 8) Mac iOS

  • Calendar invites are built in: book a client who has an email and ShootCal sends a Google Calendar invite, with their reply shown on the event. Pick which session types send invites. Mark a session as having no deposit straight from Reports.

1.7.3 and 1.7.4 (July 5 to 7) Mac iOS

  • Faster startup: the current month shows right away and the rest loads in the background. First-run setup links to the Help Center. Mac: fixed a keychain prompt at launch.

1.7.1 and 1.7.2 (July 2) Mac iOS

  • Accounting deposit sync: a paid invoice in your accounting tool marks the booking's deposit received. (Retired in August in favor of built-in invoicing.)
  • Simpler session types: booking-page setup lives on the web, one tap away and already signed in. New "contact first" booking mode for weddings. Pending requests show as a badge.

Android Android

  • July 31, 1.3.0: A fully native Android app replaces the web wrapper: month grid and agenda, event maps, booking requests, offline agenda, a responsive home-screen widget, and a redesigned event detail.
  • July 8, 1.2.0: ShootCal on Google Play as a wrapper around ShootCal Web.

Web Web ​

  • July 31: Expense tracking and reports. Monthly sales tax report. Shared Account Security with password recovery. Sign in with a password before connecting Google, and invoices stay usable without Google. The web app's dark theme was retired; the native apps carry dark mode.
  • July 25 to 28: Invoicing (beta): full-job bills with deposit milestones, print-ready hosted invoices, invoice and email previews, tax profiles, card payments through your own Stripe account with guided onboarding, partial refunds, monthly cash reports, and a unified Payments workspace. Booking requests move into the Clients workspace.
  • July 22: Signed contract deep links fixed. Authenticated workflows hardened.
  • July 20: Per-type "Create a client gallery when booked." A starter template for the client reminder message.
  • July 18 to 19: Questionnaires: build a form, send it, and read responses in the new Forms tab. Attach one to a session type to auto-send on deposit received. Tasks fold into the Month | Agenda | Tasks switcher. Business name in Settings. Signed contracts open read-only. Feedback dialog with Bug report or Feature request. Drag-to-reschedule confirms before saving. Help Center gains a Galleries section.
  • July 17: Google verification approved, so the unverified-app warnings are gone. Optional location line on calendar chips. "Personal Event" leads the type picker.
  • July 13 to 14: Contracts: save to Google Drive as a PDF with an auto-save option, Save & Send emails the signing link, a searchable client picker that autofills the event date and venue, and signed contracts can be deleted. Clients grouped A to Z with a letter filter.
  • July 12: Contract template gets your signature and autosign. Packages collapse behind an Add button. Save confirmations become toasts.
  • July 11: Deleted session types stay deleted across devices. Advanced slot-hold toggle in booking settings.
  • July 9: Liquid Glass finish on app controls, shared with Galleries.
  • July 7 to 8: Unified accounts: email and password sign-in at app.shootcal.com, a Gmail-style account switcher, and a set-password step for Google sign-ups. "Add to calendar" from a request sends the invite and saves the client. Event details show real invite status. Galleries link in the app header and Galleries activity on each client.
  • July 4: Drag events to reschedule on the desktop month grid.
  • July 3: Drag to reorder session types.
  • July 1 to 2: Booking page redesign: session-type cards with length and price, a centered logo header, timezone and closed-day handling. "Contact first (no times)" booking mode. The session-type editor splits into "On your calendar" and "Your booking page." Confirmation email is per type. Sticky headers on dialogs. Example images per session type.

Galleries Galleries ​

  • July 30 to 31: Galleries and the Lightroom plugin sign in with your ShootCal account. Ordered photos are marked in the store grid. Plus storage raised to 150 GB. A founding offer gave the first studios Plus free (retired August 25). Held orders get automatic cost checks before submission.
  • July 29: Gallery settings sit beside the photos. Large ZIP delivery rebuilt for very big galleries. Photographer print order review before an order goes to the lab. Once-per-gallery print coupons. Mobile action bar in glass.
  • July 28: Expandable mobile admin navigation. Sales tax guidance and a simpler tax setup. Return address lookup.
  • July 22 to 23: Curated example gallery hub. Print fulfillment through your own Stripe account finalized, and the print lab moved from sandbox to production. Product videos on every product.
  • July 21: Email verification for new sign-ups.
  • July 19: Booked-client gallery flow: adopt a client by name, create a gallery from the ShootCal app, and the shoot date seeds from the session. Welcome print credit. Download ZIPs kept seven days. Per-gallery photo sort. At-a-glance info strip on the manage page. Clients can leave a note on each favorite. Full-page Send Selections with saved drafts. Studio pages are indexable, with hidden and password opt-outs.
  • July 16: Connect your own Stripe account. Real lab shipping rates.
  • July 8 to 13: The print store: a curated catalog of prints, gallery-wrap canvas, metal, framed prints, acrylic, standout, wood, and cards. Sliding-scale markup with a pricing tool. Clients pay the photographer's Stripe directly. A crop editor with true-to-scale "on your wall" preview, framed and canvas-wrap previews, and lab-accurate resolution hints. Favorites-first ordering. Per-product info panels. Refund and dispute handling. The gallery viewer moves to Liquid Glass chrome and a monochrome palette. A visual picker for delivery email templates.
  • July 7: Clients view with a per-client delivery rollup. Link a gallery to a client. Single sign-on from your ShootCal account. Pro is $25 for 1,000 GB.
  • July 6: Print lab integration in sandbox, with a thank-you page and delivery expectations. Commission by plan.
  • July 5: Per-photo download buttons. Frosted lightbox controls. DNS setup dialog for custom domains. Gallery deletes reconcile with the Lightroom plugin. Sign-up consolidated onto one page.
  • July 4: Lightroom publishes straight to storage. Thumbnails four to eight times faster. Favorites saved across devices with just an email. Studio portfolio landing page. Content-report flow and a safe-for-work policy. 30-day trash. Shoot date read from the photos.
  • June 30 to July 3: ShootCal Galleries launches in beta. Private client galleries with favorites and proofing, email-gated downloads with a PIN, a Lightroom Classic publish plugin, Send & Share with editable email templates, studio subdomains, custom domains, password-protected galleries, expiration, watermarks, drag-and-drop batch uploads, and Free, Plus, and Pro plans.

June 2026 ​

Apps ​

1.7.0 (June 23) Mac iOS

  • AI Calendar Import: ShootCal reads your existing calendar and builds your client list, matching each client to a session type. You review everything before it is added.
  • Organize clients by session type, most recent, or most booked. Tap any number in Reports to see the bookings behind it. Optional reminder emails per session type. Add a replied booking request to your calendar in a tap. Works offline with clients, reports, and calendar cached.

1.6.5 (June 22) Mac iOS

  • More reliable Tasks syncing, a fix for the blank Requests tab when signed out, clearer request buttons, and per-client follow-ups.

1.6.0 (June 20 to 21) Mac iOS

  • Your to-dos sync everywhere: follow-ups and tasks are powered by Google Tasks across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web.
  • Manage booking requests in the app: a Requests and Clients switcher, prefilled replies, and batch decline. Settings re-sync when you return to the app.

1.5.0 (June 17) Mac iOS

  • Per-type timing: golden-hour types auto-fill around sunset or sunrise, studio types fill your working hours, or set a fixed time or all-day.
  • Per-type booking rules: request-to-book or instant, price, minimum notice, booking window, open weekdays, and a daily limit.
  • Tap a suggested time slot from the new event screen. A default decline reply. Show or hide prep notes and location on your booking page.

1.4.1 (June 13) Mac iOS

  • Mac: redesigned month calendar with smooth continuous scrolling, a resizable side panel with the session's map, weather, sun times, and tides, unified dark mode, and a "+" button that creates events from plain language.
  • iPhone and iPad: redesigned event details with a "•••" menu (Call, Message, Email, Directions, Duplicate, Open in Google Calendar), swipe and long-press actions in the agenda, and jump to any month.

1.4 (June 8 to 11) Mac iOS

  • Month view on iPhone and iPad. Follow-up reminders per session type. An Apple Watch app with a next-session complication. Optional app-icon badge for today's remaining sessions.
  • Smarter tides from the NOAA station nearest the venue. Client list syncs through Google Contacts both ways. Shortcuts and automation via shootcal:// links.

1.3.2 (June 2) iOS

  • Bug fixes, client tracking improvements, and map previews.

Android 1.0 and 1.1 (June 6 to 9) Android

  • The first ShootCal for Android on Google Play: calendar and agenda, clients, event create and edit, golden hour, session reminders, a home-screen widget, deposit tracking, session types, and client invites.

Web Web ​

  • June 30: Cover images per session type on the booking page. QuickBooks Online deposit sync goes live.
  • June 25 to 28: Contracts arrive: a Contracts tab, public signing page, reusable packages, a single editable template, a rich-text editor, and archiving to Google Drive. Studio logo upload. Dark mode. Weather adds rain chance and wind. Calendar search by client or title. A first Help Center at /help/.
  • June 23: Quick Add: type plain-English shorthand and the new-event form fills itself. Reports drill-downs. Hybrid add-to-calendar from requests. Client organizer with sort and filter. AI client import from your calendar.
  • June 22: Client follow-ups. Reorder session types. Client reminder settings. A Reports tab. Booking reply tracking so you can answer requests from Gmail. Path-based permalinks for every screen. The app remembers your active tab. Example session types are added on request, never automatically.
  • June 21: Tasks tab backed by Google Tasks. Bold, Link, and Preview toolbar on reply fields.
  • June 20: Month-by-month Agenda view. Batch decline. Per-type capacity. Editors go full-screen on phones.
  • June 18: Install ShootCal Web as an app, with push notifications for session reminders. Opt-in night-before email digest.
  • June 16 to 17: Reply with a template, decline with a message. Clients & Booking becomes a master-detail workspace. Per-type availability and studio defaults. Per-type "send calendar invite." Sunrise and sunset in calendar cells, with a day-details panel for sun, tides, and weather. Events colored by deposit status, matching the Mac app.
  • June 15: Booking Requests inbox with a badge. Request vs instant booking, client confirmation email, and blackout dates. A custom booking-link handle at shootcal.com/book/yourname. Tabbed Settings with a Mac-style session-type editor and live preview. In-app bug reporting.
  • June 14: Your availability calendar as a public feed and website embed. Client self-booking page. Try-it demo mode. Session types with price, deposit, default location, prep notes, and mini-session links. Location autocomplete.
  • June 13: ShootCal Web launches in beta at shootcal.com: your calendar, event creation and editing, clients from Google Contacts, deposit tracking, and Settings with sunset auto-scheduling by session type.

May 2026 ​

1.3.1 (May 22 Mac, May 31 iOS) Mac iOS

  • Apple Intelligence: type an event in plain language and ShootCal fills in the date, time, location, and session type.
  • Client tracking: save clients with name, email, phone, address, and notes, reuse them with autocomplete, and see each client's session count and last-booked date. Optional two-way sync with Google Contacts.
  • Deposit-paid emails sent automatically when you mark a deposit received. Calendar invites with RSVP tracking.
  • Website availability feed: publish your free and busy days to your own site.
  • Tides and weather on the calendar. Color-coded deposit tracking. Light and dark modes. Requires macOS 15 and iOS 18.

1.0 (May 20) Mac iOS

  • ShootCal launches on the Mac App Store, with iPhone and iPad following the same week.
  • Google Calendar sync with your own calendars, sunset and sunrise scheduling with golden-hour timing, session types with fixed or sun-anchored start times, deposit tracking, recurring events, multi-day events, a list view, instant search, offline event cache, and notifications.