Apr 23 to Apr 29, 2026

iPhone screens that clear the status bar

Your Conmigo calendar, profile and event screens no longer hide under the iPhone clock, and notifications are easier to turn on.

Buttons and rows used to slide under the clock, signal and battery. Now they sit where you can tap them.

Calendar and profile move down. The Week, Month and Year buttons and the date row no longer sit behind the time and battery icons. Your profile screen gets the same fix.
Event and Settings screens. The back arrow and title now start below the status bar. Event cover photos still reach the very top of the screen.
The last row of your month is visible. The bottom week of the Month view used to be covered by the bottom bar. It now has room, and the “+ more” count adjusts to the space you really have.
Status bar icons match your background. Pick a dark background such as Midnight or Stars and the clock and battery turn light, so you can read them.

Pictures that showed up as initials or blanks on iPhone now appear.

Venue and cover photos. Venue galleries, review photos and the GIF, sticker and photo choices for an event cover now load. Memory photos on the Year view show up too.
Your iPhone's own photo picker. Choosing a profile photo, an event cover or a contact photo opens the normal iPhone camera and photo library. Profile and contact photos come out square. If you refuse access to your photos, Conmigo tells you.
Quicker first screen. The picture sphere shows its photos as soon as you open the app.

Notifications are easier to set up, and Conmigo tells you when something goes wrong.

iPhone notifications. A missing step kept iPhones from receiving notifications at all. It is fixed, and it takes effect with the next app update.
A “Turn on notifications” banner. On the web, signed-in people who haven't decided yet see a banner they can dismiss. Safari on a Mac asks you to add Conmigo to the Dock first.
Clear messages and a test button. If the switch in Settings can't turn on notifications, you now see why, and it stays off. When notifications are on, “Send a test notification” shows whether they reach your device.
Held for a day. A notification that arrives while your browser is briefly offline now waits up to a day instead of being lost.

People only see and change what you meant them to.

Personal code for closed invites. A guest on a shared invite link enters the personal code the host gave them before they can claim their spot, reply or comment.
Accepting doesn't rewrite your event. When someone accepts an invite, they can only pick from the times and places you offered. They can no longer change the event's time or venue.
Your sharing levels hold everywhere. Busy only and Title only now apply when a friend opens a single event, not just in the calendar. A friend's profile shows your exact home location only if you share your address.

A few more fixes.

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