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Your week starts on Sunday
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.
Your week starts on Sunday
- Week, Month and the day strip in Calendar start on Sunday and end on Saturday.
- To start on Monday, open Settings, then Availability and calendar. Under Your week, pick Monday next to Week starts on and press Save changes.
- The choice holds on every device.
Screen sits at the top of Settings
- Settings opens with Screen: Light, Dark and Match phone.
- Match phone stays picked until you choose, and it follows your phone. Light or Dark holds on the device where you pick it.
Add a client's email on any request
- On a request with no email, the Contact row has Add email. On one with an email, it has Edit email. Both work on every request, completed ones included.
- The save also fills in that person's other requests that had no email or the old one. Chat replies go to the new address.
Week opens at the top of Calendar
- Week opens at the top every time you go to it, from Day, from Month or from a picked day.
- Press a day in the strip and that day lands right under the header.
- As you scroll Week, the strip lights the day you are reading.
The request form asks "First tattoo or are you already tatted?"
- The first question on your request form reads "First tattoo or are you already tatted?" The answers stay the same. If you reworded that question, the form keeps your words.
- The line under the form reads "No payment now. No time picked yet."
Emails to a client point back to the earlier ones
- Each email Cake sends a client about a request points back to the emails before it, so their mail app can group them in one conversation.
Smaller fixes 3 lines
- In dark mode, Show payment code draws the code dark on a light card, as in light mode.
- A client who sends the request form with the texts box unticked gets the request saved on the first press, even when the page sat open for more than a day.
- When a client asks for new times, the new offer sends even if an older imported request at the same address was never contacted.
