Fixed an issue where app usage statistics were not being recorded. This lets us see which features people actually use and put that into the next update. What gets recorded is app usage such as screen views. Your workout records and health data are not included, and nothing changes in how calendar syncing works. Thank you for using FitToCal.

We've improved the reliability of Google account sign-in and calendar syncing behind the scenes, so your workouts keep flowing to your calendar smoothly. Thanks for using FitToCal.

Bug fixes: • Fixed an issue where the same workout could appear as many duplicate events in your calendar. Duplicates are now cleaned up reliably during sync and with the Remove Duplicates button — including leftover duplicates after restoring or switching your iPhone.

A weekly recap screen, opened straight from the Monday notification. - Weekly recap: see the week's workouts in one place - Weekly streaks - Workout notes and tags now appear on the calendar event - Suggestion chips for notes you write often - Sync by workout type: choose which types go to your calendar. Excluded types are also cleared from events already synced - Now available in German, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Italian, French, and Brazilian Portuguese - Bigger tap targets in the list, roomier note input - Fixed dates and permission prompts that ignored your language setting

Look back on your workouts more easily — and never miss one. [New] Weekly Workout Summary - A Monday-morning recap of how many workouts and how much time you logged in the past 7 days. - "6 workouts, 4h 35m last week" — look back at a calendar you filled. - Turn it on or off anytime in Settings > Notifications. [New] Filter by Workout Type - Tap a chip at the top of the list to see just running, strength, swimming, and more. [Improved] More reliable auto-sync - New workouts now record to your calendar more reliably in the background. - Workout notifications now show even while you have the app open. Your workouts keep stacking up on your calendar even when the app is closed. Now we'll bring the results back to you each week.

v1.5 Update Thanks to early users who took a chance on the app, FitToCal hit #1 in the Korean App Store's paid Health & Fitness category back in February. Thank you. In this update: • Improved permission guidance — clearer instructions when access is blocked • You can now skip calendar permission during onboarding (grant later in Settings) • More accurate permission status display in the app's Settings • Small UI polish across the app Previous FitSync users will get this update automatically.

App renamed from FitSync to FitToCal.

Daily Summary Mode - New calendar mode that combines all workouts into a single all-day event per day - Each workout's details (duration, calories, distance, heart rate) are neatly organized in the event notes - Daily totals for workout count, total duration, and calories are included at the bottom - Automatically updates the summary when new workouts are added for the same day - Works with both Apple Calendar and Google Calendar

What's New in v1.2 - You can now choose a target calendar when switching from per-workout-type mode to single calendar mode - Workout-type calendars are now created on demand — only when you actually record that type of workout - Fixed an issue where duplicate calendars could be created for the same workout type - Google Calendar now fully supports on-demand calendar creation, matching Apple Calendar behavior

What's New in v1.1 • Per-Workout Type Calendar Mode: Create separate calendars for each workout type with distinct colors • Remove Duplicate Events: Clean up duplicate workout events from Settings • Calendar Mode Selection in Onboarding: Choose your preferred calendar mode during initial setup • Improved Background Sync: More reliable sync when finishing workouts on Apple Watch • Bug fixes and stability improvements