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[ShiftWorkCal] [iOS] Data migration from paid version is now possible on iOS 11

As we were announcing in this article, the shift work calendar (paid version) has stopped working on iOS 11.

[ShiftWorkCal] [iOS] Paid version will not be available on iOS 11. We recommend you to move to the latest free version.

However, there were many who updated to iOS 11 before doing data migration. Therefore, it has been updated and released as “Shift Work Calendar data migration tool” which can only perform data migration operation.

For those who have updated to iOS 11, data migration is possible by the following procedure.

1. Update Shift Work Calendar paid version

→ Updated to Shift Work Calendar data migration tool.

2. Execute backup with Shift Work Calendar data migration tool

3. Download Shift Work Calendar (free version)

4. In the free version, go to Settings> Data Management> Restore from iCloud backup

* Please confirm that Shift Work Calendar is ON in iCloud settings.

Change your iCloud feature settings (Apple)

* It may take time for the backup data to be reflected on iCloud. Please restore operation after a while after backing up. Especially, if you have a lot of data or if you are using an older model, please spend more than 10 minutes.

* If restoration does not go well, please try again from 2.

※ If you only want to restore the add-on, please push the update button in the upper right. Purchasing information will also be shared to the free version.

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[ShiftWorkCal] [iOS] Paid version will not be available on iOS 11. We recommend you to move to the latest free version.

Although it is a paid version of shift work calendar which is currently discontinued, it will be unusable in the next iOS 11 scheduled to be upgraded this autumn.

We recommend you to move to the free version.

Please refer to the following article on taking over of data and add-ons.

Old add-on takeover

If you update the OS to 11, the application (paid version) will not start, so please do so before updating the OS.

Please note that if you update the OS before migration, you will not be able to take over the add-on purchase situation with the paid version.

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[Shift Work Calendar][iOS] Old add-on takeover

The additional functions we provided as add-ons previously for Shift Work Calendar ver. 3.0 and later are now available when you purchase the premium plan.

However, you can keep using the purchased add-on functions on the older versions without purchasing the premium plan.

The following add-ons are applicable:

  • Remove ads
  • Multiple users
  • iPhone calendar synchronization
  • Google calendar synchronization

How to take over

In case of updating the free version

Please tap “Restore” below on the screen and restore the purchase information.

In case of the paid version

You can transfer in the following manner if you purchased the paid version that is no longer on sale while using ad-ons.

In order to transfer, please save a backup at iCloud with the old paid version and load it with the new version. Then, the usage information of the add-ons will be transferred as well.

Operations on the old paid version

  1. Open “Others”
  2. Tap “Back up data”

Operations on the new version (this app)

  1. Open “Menu”
  2. Open “Settings”
  3. Open “Data Management”
  4. Tap “Restore from old data format”

Notes:

When you restore, you need to log into App Store with the Apple ID you used to purchase. If you can’t restore, please check your Apple ID.

In order to transfer data from the paid version, Shift Work Calendar needs to be enabled on iCloud.

Some of the new functions in future updates will not be available unless you purchase the premium plan.

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[Shift Work Calendar][FAQ]Google Account authentication proprem

22/11/2014 Updated

This up use Google Calendar API v2, but it is denied now.

So we are updating this application to use API v3.

Please wait until new version is released
When you can not authenticate your Google account, Please refer these pages.

If you use 2-Step Verification

Sign in using App Passwords

If you don’t use 2-Step Verification

Allowing less secure apps to access your account