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A few answers to help you get your next plan into Calendar.
How do I allow Calendar access?
In Yotei, choose Allow Calendar Access. If access was previously denied on Mac, this opens System Settings. Go to Privacy & Security > Calendars, enable Yotei, and choose Full Access. Yotei needs full access to list and choose calendars. On iPhone/iPad, allow Full Access in Settings.
What can I type?
Use 9 for 09:00, 1230 for 12:30, @1d for tomorrow, or @1w for next week. Combine a date and time, such as @1d 9. An empty schedule means today, all day. Check the preview before adding.
Where is Yotei on Mac?
Yotei lives in the menu bar with a pencil icon. Control+Option+Space opens quick entry. Control+Command+M in the body field adds the entry. Escape closes the panel while the app remains running.
Can I set a second alert?
Open the bell icon, then choose Alert and Second alert. Timed and all-day entries remember separate choices.
Does removing history delete my event?
No. History holds up to 300 events added through Yotei. Open an entry in Calendar to edit it. Deleting one history record or clearing history leaves Calendar events in place.
What does Apple Watch need?
Open Yotei on the paired iPhone and grant Calendar access first. The iPhone must be reachable to confirm saving. Watch history directs editing to iPhone.
Contact
Yotei uses the same public support tracker as Chilla. Start your issue title with [Yotei] and include your device, OS version, and what happened.
Issues are public. Do not include private event content or personal information.