Worldline v0.11.3

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://worldline-calendar.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.11.3

• Settings → Scheduling now says “Standing by” when you have no open link or poll, instead of showing every relay as not connected (Worldline only connects to them while a link is open)

Worldline v0.11.2

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://worldline-calendar.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.11.2

• Deadlines turn red in their last 48 hours, and dark red once overdue — so one that’s close can’t be missed
• Deadline colours are yours to set: Settings → Tasks & Deadlines → Deadline colours (each stage’s colour, and when it changes)
• New screenshots on the website

Worldline v0.11.1

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://worldline-calendar.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.11.1

Worldline has moved to its own home: https://worldline-calendar.github.io/worldline/ — the website, the iPhone app and scheduling links all live there now. On iPhone, add it to your Home Screen again from the new address and re-pair in Settings → Sync.

Worldline v0.11.0

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.11.0

Much faster with years of data. Tested with ten years of events, habits and notes: typing in an event goes from up to 4 s to about 30 ms per key, switching views from about 1 s to 50 ms, opening quick add from about 3 s to 70 ms, and startup is 4× quicker. Sync saves after each edit in milliseconds instead of a third of a second.

Safer.

• The Mac app's page can only reach its own database, through a few fixed operations
• Quitting from the Dock, logging out or shutting down saves everything first
• A pinned file is only shown in Finder, never opened or run
• Calendar feeds can't stall the app with runaway repeat rules or huge files
• A flood of fake booking requests or poll answers can't freeze the app
• Records from other devices and backups are checked before use

Also

• Day columns stay right when you travel with the app open
• Daily snapshots on the Mac take about a twentieth of the space
• The iPhone app's first download is a quarter smaller
• A new website, with screenshots in light and dark

Worldline v0.10.0

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.10.0

Fixes from an independent review of the whole app:

• Sync: edits made on two devices at once never undo each other; restoring or starting over never pushes deletions to your other devices; an interrupted join is finished properly; the sync data no longer grows with every deletion; offline edits go out as soon as the app opens
• Your Mac’s calendars: no more duplicates
• Repeating events, all-day events and exports are right in every time zone and across daylight-saving changes
• Scheduling links: a guest can’t jump the queue or flood a link
• Faster with years of data; safer crash recovery; keyboard and screen-reader access

Worldline v0.9.0

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.9.0

• Code in Projects. Type ``` for a code block (or paste code from VS Code, a terminal or Jupyter): syntax colours, the language picked by itself, and a Copy button.

Worldline v0.8.0

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.8.0

• Your Mac’s calendars, two-way — iCloud, Google, Exchange: Settings → Calendars → Calendars on this Mac → Connect. Changes go both ways; your iPhone sees them through sync.

Worldline v0.7.1

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.7.1

• Scheduling: link names are no longer cut off in the sidebar (Preview and Delete are in the link’s card)

Worldline v0.7.0

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.7.0

• Reminders. Events remind you 10 minutes before, deadlines 1 hour before (Settings → Alerts to change; each event’s card has its own Alert). On the Mac they are notifications, on time even with the window closed; on the iPhone, while the app is open.
• iPhone: tap a day in month view to read it in 3 Day
• iPhone: Settings is easier to read

Worldline v0.6.3

Download Worldline.dmg · macOS 11+ · Apple silicon and Intel · or open it on your iPhone

Open the .dmg and drag Worldline onto Applications. The first time you open it, macOS says it can't check the app (it isn't signed with a paid Apple Developer ID): System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. Or install from Terminal, which skips that step: curl -fsSL https://bradenseefeldt.github.io/worldline/install.sh | sh

Already have Worldline? It updates itself within a day (or Settings → About → Check for updates).

What’s new in 0.6.3

• iPhone: “Check for updates” works (it used to say “no network”); a new version shows “Update to … · Reload” in the sidebar