Cross-calendar blocking, only within working hours
Oct 26, 2023

Cross-calendar blocking helps you to navigate a life where not everything happens in a single calendar, by automatically keeping those events synchronized. By default Rise will copy over any event, but now you can change it so it will only block events that happen during your working times. This will remove any copies of private events that happen in your evenings and weekends, which keeps things clean. Additionally you can also customize the title for the copies Rise makes to make it more informative to your teammates.
Other improvements
The month indicator now also shows two months if you happen to have multiple months into a single view
We improved contrast in the calendar view to make text easier to read in both light and dark mode
FocusGuard emails now contain correct deeplinks to the relevant settings page
You can now set the default duration for new events in Rise
In your profile you can now see with which email address you’re signed in and you can edit your last name
When switching your active calendar (where new events go as you click) we show a toast so you’re aware of your switch
We added a search button to the navigation so it’s a bit easier to discover that actually have the feature
Bugfixes
Adding an invalid custom conferencing solution link does not show an error to the user
If you create a working location event and click away, the event would stick around
The initial FocusGuard analysis would sometimes run twice for new users, resulting in two emails. Unharmful but very annoying.
If you add a group as an attendee, we now instantly show availability for group members
In some cases a flexible event does not show what is optimized
When you have Rise open and the date changes, the today indicator does not change
Yearly all-day events for birthdays do not render on the correct date
If you create a one-off scheduling link with custom slots, it should not skip slots that are happening in the next 4 hours (which is the default for our normal scheduling links)