This request has been fulfilled in the latest iOS release v9.4.0 (available now); Mac v9.4.0 is pending Apple Review and should be available in the next couple days as well.
Specifically, from now on, by default, TimeFinder appointments will have a ‘floating timezone’, meaning they will stay where they are even as you change time zones. In other words, if you add an appointment to your schedule for 9am, it will remain at 9am in the TimeFinder UI even as you travel.
For meetings and such that you create in TimeFinder (and imported calendar events, always), their timezone can be pinned. i.e. If you have a meeting at 4pm EST and you travel from NYC to LA, the appointment will ‘shift’ 3 hours earlier in TimeFinder (to 1pm PST)—just like traditional calendar apps.
Let me know if you have any feedback or questions. Thanks for your patience! And please be sure to leave a review if you haven’t already, it helps a ton!
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Feb 27
PinnedThis request has been fulfilled in the latest iOS release v9.4.0 (available now); Mac v9.4.0 is pending Apple Review and should be available in the next couple days as well.
Specifically, from now on, by default, TimeFinder appointments will have a ‘floating timezone’, meaning they will stay where they are even as you change time zones. In other words, if you add an appointment to your schedule for 9am, it will remain at 9am in the TimeFinder UI even as you travel.
For meetings and such that you create in TimeFinder (and imported calendar events, always), their timezone can be pinned. i.e. If you have a meeting at 4pm EST and you travel from NYC to LA, the appointment will ‘shift’ 3 hours earlier in TimeFinder (to 1pm PST)—just like traditional calendar apps.
Let me know if you have any feedback or questions. Thanks for your patience! And please be sure to leave a review if you haven’t already, it helps a ton!
-Luke