Release Notes | Chronock

2026.11.12

The last step of setup now mentions the iOS, Android, and Mac apps, and includes a link to the download page.

Fixed an issue where, during sign-up, a loading indicator appeared on every sign-up button instead of only the one you chose.

The start screen after sign-up now asks for your name along with your workspace name. Your name is shown to members and to people who book with you. If you signed up with Google or another account, its name is filled in for you.
When no calendar is connected, you can now connect Google Calendar or Outlook directly from the buttons on the home screen.
If you skip connecting a calendar during setup, the home screen now shows a Finish setting up card. It lists what is left, such as connecting a calendar and creating a scheduling link, and lets you continue from there. You can hide the card.

The sign-up screen now shows the buttons for signing up with Google and other accounts first, and gathers the notes about pricing and your account in one place.
Wording during sign-up and setup is now more consistent in Japanese, German, and Korean.
Improved the stability of calendar sync.
The Pro plan on the billing page now notes that you can connect three or more calendars, with no limit.

Fixed an issue where calendar sync could take longer than needed to copy event changes to the destination calendar.
Fixed an issue where the counts in the rooms and slots list did not update right after you created a slot.
Fixed an issue where screen readers did not announce errors during sign-up.

When creating or editing a sync rule on the web, you can now set reminders for events copied automatically between calendars. The options are No reminders, Copy source reminders, and Choose reminders. The default is No reminders, which also turns off the destination calendar’s default reminders for those copies. None of these options changes reminders on the original events.
You can now edit existing sync rules on the web. On paid plans, a new two-way rule starts with the same reminder settings in both directions. Afterward, you can change what to copy and which reminders to use in each direction. Saved changes apply the next time an event is copied or updated.
With custom reminders, you can choose when to be notified on the destination calendar, for example 10 minutes before an event starts. Each copy can have up to five reminders in Google Calendar (any mix of pop-ups and emails) or one app notification in Outlook. When you copy source reminders to Outlook, only the one closest to the event’s start time carries over, as an app notification.
On paid plans, after you save a sync rule, you can run Resync to apply the new settings right away to every copied event from today through the next 12 months. Past events are not included, and you can follow the progress in the sync rule list. On the Free plan, delete and recreate the sync rule to apply new settings to existing copies.

Calendar events now have solid backgrounds so other events and hour lines behind them no longer show through.
Workspace names can now be as short as one character. The name field explains that you can use a team or business name and change it later.

Fixed an issue where day headings in week view could be misaligned with the event columns when the week started on Monday.
Fixed an issue where the mobile menu button appeared in place of the sidebar toggle at certain screen widths.