What changed in Cake, newest first.
Calendar starts the week on Sunday, and you can switch to Monday in Settings. You can also add a client's email on any request, completed ones included.
Choose Light, Dark or Automatic in Settings. Cake also sends you a test alert on request, and Chat says why it can't send a reply.
Every reminder carries your studio address and keeps the date. Times pick in 15-minute steps.
Turn on appointment reminders and Cake emails your client 1 day and 2 hours before a session. After a request books, your client reads the session time in the subject line.
A booked, completed or cancelled request shows the price you quoted and what has been paid. A client who pays you outside Cake holds a time before they see where to pay, and you can ask for an extra charge after the deposit.
Change length on a booked session moves its end and keeps its start. Studio and your new-request email show the client's idea with its lines and bullets, and Full day in Quick add books the hours you work that day.
Quick add carries a description into Cake and your connected Google Calendar.
Calendar's Week view shows each session as a card with the request's art, and Day and Month return to today in one tap. A client who paid you directly can report the deposit on any visit to her pay page.
Clients who book read your confirmation note on their booking page and in the confirmation email. Your notes and messages to a client now hold up to 20,000 characters.
Write your approval note in Settings, and every approval opens with it. Chat, a client's page, Payments and your public page have fewer words.
Fix a bounced address, record the rest of a deposit and choose the time zone for an offer.
You can record a deposit that came to you outside Cake and book the session, without waiting for the client to say it arrived. A client can now tell you that none of your times work.
Every box that used to stop taking letters takes them now. Cake leaves your Google events alone except for the time. A busy Google event you add after your times go out stops a client booking over it. Quick add can send a time for the client to approve.
Three ways a session can book, and all three now email you. A session Cake writes into your Cake sessions calendar carries the piece and the client, plus your request form answers. You set the deposit mode, the hold window, and how long a time offer stands.
Calendar now draws the hours you saved, and sessions Cake writes into Google carry your time zone instead of landing hours off.
The message box now grows as you write. If a message fails to send, Cake keeps your note and photos ready to try again. Paragraphs, lists, emoji, and right-to-left text stay readable. Chat stays above the iPhone keyboard. Booked sessions reach Google Calendar, and links open the day you chose.
Quick Add can finish a booking and send the confirmation. Client replies stay with the request. You can send files straight to Cake, write notes into the request form, and keep Google Calendar times in your timezone.
