A running log of what shipped in FocusCall — no fluff, just what changed.
The phone-verification code now comes as an SMS instead of a voice call. Some phones were silently rejecting the old verification call as spam — a text gets through.
New step during setup: FocusCall calls your own number once, so you know the call actually arrives before you plan your first reminder around it.
Connecting your calendar is now offered as the last step of onboarding instead of something you had to go find in Settings later.
Repeat scheduling now sits in the same screen as the rest of a reminder's timing, not tucked away in a separate settings panel.
Add a reminder from the lock screen or by asking Siri — no need to open the app first.
English, Russian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Serbian for the app itself. Calls are currently spoken in the first six of those.
FocusCall can now read your phone's own calendar directly and call you at event time — no account to connect, nothing to authorize.
The reminders list got a pass: swipe left to delete, a proper edit mode, and a pull-to-refresh that was quietly broken.
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