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Open the Theme Shop, pick a theme and tap its price. The purchase is handled by Apple and is a one-time payment: there is no subscription.

AURA Calendar is free to download and comes with six Included themes. Premium themes are $1.99, Daylight, Dynamic and Pulse themes are $3.99, and Smart themes are $5.99 (US prices). Sponsored themes are free.

1. Open the Theme Shop and tap Restore Purchases (at the top of the Theme Shop, and again at the end of the list).
2. Make sure you are signed in with the same Apple Account you bought the theme with: Settings → [your name] → Media & Purchases.
3. Keep the internet on while it restores, then close and reopen AURA Calendar.

Your purchase is never lost: it belongs to your Apple Account. If it still does not appear, write to us with the theme name.

Yes. Buy once and the theme is yours on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV with the same Apple Account. On a new device, open the Theme Shop and tap Restore Purchases. On Apple TV, Restore Purchases is in Aura TV's Settings.

Store themes download their artwork and music from our content server, so they need an internet connection the first time. Try again on Wi-Fi, keep the app open until the download finishes, and make sure your device has free storage. The six Included themes live inside the app and work offline.

1. Allow location: Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Aura Calendar and choose While Using the App or Always.
2. In AURA Calendar, open Settings → Weather & Widget and check that Override Local Weather is off. When it is on, the theme shows the weather you picked instead of the real one.
3. Weather needs an internet connection. It is provided by Weather.

A reminder that alerts you when you arrive at or leave a place needs Always location access, so it can work while AURA Calendar is closed. Turn on Always Allow Location in AURA Calendar's Settings, or choose Always in Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Aura Calendar. Also check that notifications are allowed for AURA Calendar.

An urgent alarm rings like a Clock alarm, even when your phone is silenced or in a Focus. For it to work:

• Your iPhone needs iOS 26.1 or later.
• The task needs a date and a time in the future.
• Turn on Urgent alarm in the task (it appears once the task has a time).
• Allow alarms for AURA Calendar when iOS asks.

Turn it on in Settings → Sync → iCloud Sync. Your own events and tasks travel between your devices through your private iCloud, and Sync Now syncs right away.

Anything tied to an Apple calendar or a Reminders list is left alone, because Apple already syncs those. Photos and voice memos stay on the device they were added to for now. You need to be signed in to iCloud on each device.

Open AURA Calendar's Settings and use Connected Calendars to pick which calendars to show, and Apple Reminders to keep your tasks in step with the Reminders lists you choose. If you said no when iOS asked, turn access back on in Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars (or Reminders) → Aura Calendar.

Open Settings → Ambience & Sounds in AURA Calendar. Ambient Music turns the theme music on or off and sets its volume, and App Sound Effects turns the app's sound effects on or off.

Lower Particle opacity in AURA Calendar's Settings. AURA Calendar also follows Settings → Accessibility → Motion → Reduce Motion: with it on, animated scenes and pulsing light become softer.

Turn your iPhone or iPad sideways for the wide landscape view. To leave it on your desk as a living picture frame, turn on Keep Screen Awake in Settings, so the display stays on while the app is open (it uses more battery).

Touch and hold an empty spot on your Home Screen, tap Edit → Add Widget, search for Aura Calendar and pick a size. Lock Screen widgets are added from the Lock Screen's Customize screen. Widgets use your active theme and the local weather.

Try “Add a task to Aura Calendar”, “Add an event to Aura Calendar”, “Mark a task done in Aura Calendar”, “What's due today in Aura Calendar” or “What's on my Aura Calendar today”. They also appear in the Shortcuts app.

Aura Cycle (period and cycle tracking) and Aura Sleep (your sleep on the calendar) are free and come with AURA Calendar 1.1 and later. Both are off until you turn them on.

1. Open AURA Calendar's Settings and turn on Aura Cycle or Aura Sleep.
2. When iOS asks, allow AURA Calendar to read and write the Apple Health categories it lists. Each one is asked for separately.
3. In the Planner, the heart (Aura Cycle) and the moon (Aura Sleep) next to the Smart Lists button now open the log for the selected day.

Not sure yet? Tap the heart or the moon while they are off, or open Aura Cycle Guide or Aura Sleep Guide in Settings, for a short tour.

Tap the heart in the Planner, or press and hold a day in the month. The log has tabs for Period (flow and color), Symptoms, Mood, Intimacy and Notes. Tap Save to save it to Apple Health, or Clear day to remove what you logged that day.

On the month, a solid ring marks a logged period, a dashed ring an estimated next period, and a turquoise tint the estimated fertile window. Estimates come only from your own history: they are not birth control, and Aura Cycle is not a medical device.

From Apple Health. With an Apple Watch that tracks sleep, the hours, bedtime, wake-up and stages (Deep, Core, REM, Awake) appear on their own each morning. Sleep from your iPhone's Sleep schedule or another sleep app works too.

No watch? Tap the moon in the Planner, turn on Enter hours by hand and set your bedtime and wake-up; they are saved to Apple Health as sleep. You can also note how you woke up and what happened last night.

Set your sleep goal in Settings → Aura Sleep → Sleep goal. The month then shows a thin bar on each day with how close you got. Morning check-in sends a gentle reminder at 9 AM.

AURA Calendar needs access to Apple Health. Open the Health app, tap your picture, then Apps → Aura Calendar and turn on the categories (or Turn On All). Then try again.

If Aura Sleep shows nothing for a night, check that the Health app has sleep for that night: Apple Watch sleep tracking needs the watch worn in bed with a Sleep schedule or Sleep Focus on. A night belongs to the day you wake up.

Yes. In Settings → Aura Cycle, Discreet mode shows neutral dots and the word "Personal" instead of drops and hearts, and Lock with Face ID asks for Face ID before the log opens. Intimacy is never shown on widgets or the lock screen.

No, we never see it. What you log is saved in Apple Health on your device. The few details Health has no place for (like period color, notes and how you woke up) stay only on that iPhone, encrypted, and are not synced to iCloud or included in backups. Nothing is sent to us, used for ads or shared. Details are in our Privacy Policy.

Turning Aura Cycle or Aura Sleep off does not delete anything. To delete, use Clear day or Clear in the log, or delete the data in the Health app.

The ERG Guides are free for everyone, forever: the complete 392-page ERG 2024 guidebook and all 64 emergency response guides, with or without Pro.

Lifetime Access unlocks every tool with a single purchase:

• Real-time Vision AI camera placard scanner
• Full 2,767 chemical database lookup and hazard filters
• 30 official DOT placards and 9 tanker and railcar profiles

It is a one-time payment ($14.99 in the US): no subscription, no auto-renewal and no account required.

Start it from the welcome screen or from any locked tab. It unlocks everything for 15 days with no payment and no card, and nothing renews automatically. The trial starts only when you tap Start 15-Day Free Trial, and deleting and reinstalling the app does not start a new one.

No. If you downloaded HazMat Scanner when it was a paid app, you keep full access for free, permanently. It is recognized automatically from your original download with the same Apple Account. If the tools look locked, open the Pro screen and tap Restore Purchases.

Sign in with the same Apple Account, open any locked tab to reach the Pro screen and tap Restore Purchases.

Yes. Everything runs on your device: 100 percent offline, no account, no network and no tracking. The scanner uses Apple's Vision framework on the device, and images are never uploaded.

• Get good light, hold steady and fill the frame with the orange UN panel or the hazard diamond.
• Type the number instead: the Scanner tab has a Direct 4-Digit UN Number Lookup.
• Scan from a saved photo (it needs Photo Library access).
• If a number is not found, check the 4 digits: the lookup covers the ERG 2024 Yellow Section.

Turn on camera access in Settings → Privacy & Security → Camera → HazMat Scanner, then reopen the app. Photo Library access, for scanning saved images, is in Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos.

The built-in database could not be loaded. Delete HazMat Scanner and install it again from the App Store; your Lifetime Access comes back with Restore Purchases.

HazMat Scanner is a reference tool for trained personnel. Always follow your agency protocols and the official DOT Emergency Response Guidebook.

FedLog is in beta testing on TestFlight. The fastest way to report something is from TestFlight itself: take a screenshot while using FedLog and tap Share Beta Feedback, or open the TestFlight app, choose FedLog and tap Send Beta Feedback. You can also write to us with the email assistant below.

Purchases are processed by Apple, so refunds are requested from Apple: go to reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in with your Apple Account, find the purchase and choose Request a refund. We never see your payment details.

AURA Calendar themes and HazMat Scanner's Lifetime Access are one-time purchases: nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. To review any subscriptions on your Apple Account, open Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions.

No. Our apps have no accounts, no analytics and no ads. What you create stays on your device and, where an app syncs, in your own iCloud. Read the full Privacy Policy.

1. Update the app from the App Store (open the App Store, tap your profile picture and pull down to refresh updates).
2. Close the app fully (swipe it away in the App Switcher) and open it again.
3. Restart your device and check that iOS is up to date in Settings → General → Software Update.
4. Check the app's permissions in Settings → [app name].
5. Still stuck? Write to us with the email assistant below.