On the 6s Plus it takes me a good 4-5 seconds to open the app and then it still needs to refresh changes made to events...
It's what keeps me from using the app more oftenly
Splash screen takes too long but simon says the splash goes away once the app fully loads. I wonder if, in the future, combining actions or adding new features will slow the splash even more as it will have more to load. 🤷🏻♀️
The loading time definitely needs addressing. It’s a calendar app, not a video game, it’s supposed to be fast!
Agreement, very slow opening app. WHY?
Yes please, this is THE only main issue in timepage: the loading time 🌟🙏
This still takes about 3-4 seconds for me to open up on an iPhone XS on a cold start. When I need to quickly check a location, this makes me want to just open up the Apple Calendar app.
On a iPhone 6S Plus myself. I'm not sure why this is that big of a deal, as it is only on cold starts. So I rarely encounter this slowness as I never close TimePage. Using the app for warm starts, and throughout with general interactions is speedy.
@Benjamin Lupton: f
One thing I like about Apple’s stock Calenders app is that it loads right away, and opens up directly to the calendar (no splash screen). It’s a very small, first-word issue, but the splash-screen can be rather annoying when I’m just trying to see something real quick.
Hi Justin,
Thanks for your request. The splash screen actually disappears as soon as possible - as soon as everything else is ready to display. There's never any artificial delay before it is hidden.
That should mean that this can safely be merged with the "Make Timepage faster" suggestion, because that's the (very legitimate) aim of this suggestion.
this is an issue for me on iphone 11 running ios 13.1.1 :'(
and this isn't just cold starts
and for me it's not a matter of seconds, it's a matter of minutes. and i can't create events or really do anything with the app but look at it because it takes 30-45 seconds to register an action. this was an issue on two different phones running two different versions of iOS