What's new

Latest updates, fixes, and improvements to ACOD.

v1.3.1April 13, 2026

FixICS calendar feeds now retry up to 6 times with exponential backoff on transient network errors. Previously a single failed fetch would surface as a sync error.

v1.3.0April 11, 2026

NewACOD is now live — open to everyone. Start a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
NewStripe billing is fully live. Pro ($10/mo) and Unlimited ($20/mo) plans available, with annual options.
ImprovedAdmin Pro grants now correctly extend the Stripe trial end date so complimentary access is honored through the full grant period.
ImprovedTrialing users now see correct plan UI and functionality during their trial period.
FixGrace period warning email now fires correctly for users approaching the end of their grace period.
FixCalendars removed notification email now sends when a grace period fully expires.

v1.2.0April 10, 2026

NewAdded How it works page with an interactive Crawl, Walk, Run scenario slideshow covering three sync use cases: blocking personal time from work calendars, consolidating multiple work calendars into one view, and running a full many-to-many calendar mesh across multiple orgs.
NewConflict slide: animates a real double-booking scenario across three calendars with conflict toasts, red row highlights, and a lingering question before the payoff resolves everything.
NewOptional event handling: events where the user is marked optional are recognized, excluded from sync, and shown with a distinct visual treatment in the Run scenario payoff.
NewSubscriber-aware CTA on the How it works page: logged-in subscribers with an active trial or subscription see a Go to my dashboard button instead of the free trial prompt.
ImprovedNav updated: What is ACOD? replaced by How it works linking to the new page. About and dead anchor links removed. Admin button moved from the nav link list to a button next to Dashboard on desktop.
ImprovedMarketing copy review: tightened language across all customer-facing pages for clarity and directness.

v1.1.0April 2, 2026

NewAdvanced sync rule options — control event colors on Google calendars, visibility, Focus Time and Out of Office handling, optional attendee behavior, and importance filtering for Outlook.
NewRSVP / response status handling — choose how declined, tentative, and no-response events sync to target calendars. Declined events are now skipped by default.
NewMirror source free/busy — optionally use the source event's own free/busy status instead of the rule's Show as setting.
FixMicrosoft calendars now fetch all events correctly. Previously only the first 10 events were syncing due to a missing pagination handler.
FixGoogle calendars now paginate correctly for users with large calendars (more than 250 events in the sync window).
ImprovedAdvanced options in sync rules now show as a card-style collapsible section with a gear icon. An orange 'customized' badge appears when any advanced setting is active.
ImprovedMixed calendar type warning — when creating a sync rule with targets of different types (e.g. Google + Microsoft), advanced options are hidden with a clear explanation to configure each rule individually.

v1.0.0March 27, 2026

NewInitial release — sync events between Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and Independent (ICS) calendars with configurable tags, detail levels, and sync horizons.
NewBroadcast and collect sync flows — push events from one source to many targets, or pull from many sources into one destination.
NewIndependent calendars — sync to any calendar that accepts meeting invites, no API access required.
NewPer-rule settings — tag style, detail level (busy block, title only, full detail), show as free/busy, sync horizon, and reminder copying.