I am on the beta’s as well on everything. Works on my phone and my Mac. I’ll check the laptop too, but I think it works there as well. Just the iPad that is causing me issues. Maybe because I had it installed and reminders connected on the other devices before upgrading to the betas? I had to reinstall on the iPad.
I installed Things3 and was able to add calendar and reminders permissions to it, so I think it is an Agenda issue.
You can’t give permissions to any apps there as far as I can tell. It will list apps that have permissions to Reminders and you might be able to turn it off there, but iPadOS does not allow you to add an app there.
I’m having this issue on my mac. I’m running the latest MacOS 14 public beta, and when I click the connect button to grant calendar permissions, it turns gray but no request pops up and Agenda does not appear in the settings list.
This issue does not appear to be exclusive to Agenda. I’m also trying to set up Dato (a menu bar calendar), and it also fails at requesting permission or appearing in the system preferences.
I’m assuming this is a bug in the macos beta, possibly related to sandboxing or something, and will likely be fixed in the RC, but I’m adding this in case it isn’t and there’s something that needs to adjust on the Agenda side for Sonoma support.
Hi all
On my side iPhone and iPad not allowing to give access for reminder and calendar. In settings / privacy couldn’t find anything related to Agenda. Both devices are on iOS 17 public.
Thanks all for chiming in about this. It helps a lot.
We have discovered the issue. Apple have changed their APIs, and completely removed the old ones. That happens almost never. Luckily we have a day or two until the general public start downloading.
For now, I’m afraid you will just have to wait for the fix. Hopefully through App Review in a day at most.
I’m totally new to Agenda, downloaded it today on both my Mac and iPhone.
Trying to set up the Calendar & Reminders gives me the same issue as @_ryan described.
Running Sonoma 14.0 PB - Mac OSx.
However, seems to work fine on iOS 17.0
Hopefully, the fix comes soon, I sure want it to work on my Mac as well, hehe.
Hopefully, the fix comes soon, I sure want it to work on my Mac as well, hehe.
The update was initially rejected by Apple because they found a bug (which turns out to be a bug in macOS 14 by their own making so we asked them to go ahead nevertheless), we hope to have the update out ASAP.