OneCal Product Update - January 2025

It’s been a while since our last update; this time, we’ve added features that make the app more usable to our users globally, as well as other fixes and improvements. Let’s get started!

App translated in multiple languages (German, Spanish, Japanese)

We want to make sure users across the globe can access and use the app to the fullest. Thus, we’ve made it possible for users to switch the app language to English, German, Spanish, and Japanese. If you see anything missing, such as an incorrect translation or mistakes, please let us know.

Booking Links translated into multiple languages

Like the app, we’ve also translated the public-facing booking links into English, German, Spanish, and Japanese. You can now go over to each booking link and change the language, or change the global language. Visitors trying to book a meeting with you will be able to see the booking link translated into the language you set.

Booking Links - Global Language Preference

Booking Links - Custom Language Preference

Allow multi-select on availability exceptions

Users can now select multiple dates to mark as unavailable on their booking link availabilities.

Add format preferences for the first day of the week and hour cycle

Users can now choose the first day of the week (between Sunday and Monday), as well as the hours cycle (12 or 24 hours).

Sync Reliability Improvements

We’ve switched the internals of how our calendar sync architecture works, making it more reliable than ever.

Fix Edge cases involving Apple iCloud calendars

We’ve ironed out the remaining edge cases revolving around the iCloud Calendar sync, making it reliable across all calendar providers.

Other fixes and improvements

• Fix email validations preventing valid emails from being submitted
• Fix team booking links for different availability timezones
• Add Google Meet & Microsoft Teams integration cards in settings/integrations
• Show expired calendars on Calendar View.