Users are frustrated with the automatic time zone adjustment feature, which changes appointment times based on the user's current location. This issue affects approximately 5% of users, leading to missed or incorrect scheduling. A user expressed, 'The time zone function automatically changes my appointment times when I travel, causing confusion.'

The time zone function automatically changes my appointment times when I travel, causing confusion.

Some users are dissatisfied with the limited options for recurring events, as the app only supports daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly repeats. This limitation affects about 3% of users who need more flexibility, such as bi-weekly or quarterly options. A user mentioned, 'I want more recurrence options like bi-weekly or every three months.'

I want more recurrence options like bi-weekly or every three months.

Users have noted that the iPad version of the app is simply a scaled-up version of the iPhone app, resulting in a clunky appearance. This affects around 4% of users who prefer a more optimized iPad experience. A user stated, 'The app for iPad is just the iPhone version scaled up, which looks clunky.'

The app for iPad is just the iPhone version scaled up, which looks clunky.

Some users are disappointed with the removal of certain customization features, such as emojis or photos on calendar days, which were either removed or made premium. This affects about 2% of users who enjoyed personalizing their calendars. A user lamented, 'I miss the ability to add emojis/photos to my calendar days, it made it more colorful and fun.'

I miss the ability to add emojis/photos to my calendar days, it made it more colorful and fun.