App Shopper: MyCal (Productivity)

App Activity

Jul 27 '10	Version 1.83
Jun 03 '10	Version 1.7
Apr 27 '10	Version 1.6
Mar 29 '10	Version 1.5
Mar 01 '10	Version 1.4
Jan 27 '10	Version 1.3
Dec 24 '09	Version 1.2
Oct 12 '09	Free -> $.99
Oct 09 '09	$.99 -> Free
Mar 06 '09	Version 1.1
Mar 02 '09	$1.99 -> $.99
Feb 15 '09	New App: $1.99, v1.0

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MyCal

iOS iPhone

MyCal allows you to create beautiful calendar wallpapers for your iPhone or iPod touch. It's as simple as:

1. Choose a picture from our selection of our original designs or pick your own from your photo albums
2. Pick the calendar style that works best with your image
3. Adjust the transparency until it looks just right
4. Preview your masterpiece then click 'Save' to finish or 'Cancel' to go back and adjust your settings

Your calendar will be saved to your Camera Roll where you can then set it as your wallpaper in the normal way (using the Photos or Settings apps).

We've included a large library of unique pictures to get you started, but you can easily use any photo from your own albums (or the web). You can create as many calendar wallpapers as you like and even share them with friends. You could even switch the calendar off and just use this as a collection of original wallpaper designs.

We'll be regularly updating MyCal with new image libraries and running competitions to choose the best designs to include.

Version 1.1

- Create unique wallpaper calendars
- Different calendar styles to suit different images
- Start the week on Sunday or Monday
- Adjust the calendar transparency to create subtle effects
- Built in image library
- Simple to use

Any questions or problems, please let us know! There's a fully illustrated user guide available by clicking the MyCal Support link below or you can email us directly from within the app itself.

Note: Because of a bug in the way the iPhone saves images you'll get a better quality wallpaper if you take a screenshot instead of saving the image. On the preview screen just tap once to hide the interface then press the power and home button simultaneously. The screen will flash and your image will have been saved to your Camera Roll. Text will look much crisper - try it!