Apolosign Launches Digital Calendar V2.0.2.17 with New Themes and Cover Options

Oct 22, 2026


The update introduces six color palettes, a seasonal Halloween theme, and additional Privacy Covers for shared family displays.


Los Angeles, California Oct 22, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Apolosign has released V2.0.2.17 for its Digital Calendar, introducing two main updates: color and seasonal event themes, and More Cover Options. The release expands how users personalize the display and control what remains visible when detailed schedules are hidden.

Apolosign Digital Calendar is a subscription-free family calendar that brings schedules, to-do lists, and meal planning together on a shared display. The new theme and Privacy Cover features are available without requiring a subscription.

Designed for shared spaces such as kitchens and living rooms, the update allows users to adjust the interface to suit their home or seasonal activities. It also provides ways to display useful information--including a monthly overview, clock, or countdown--without continuously showing full event details.

Color and Seasonal Event Themes

V2.0.2.17 offers six theme palettes: blue and white, yellow, pink, green, light blue, and dark blue. Each palette combines coordinated shades for a consistent appearance across the interface.

Users can also select Light, Dark, or AUTO mode. In AUTO mode, they can choose a Light or Dark appearance and set its daily start and end times.

For seasonal personalization, the release introduces a Halloween theme featuring a purple interface and an animated pumpkin decoration in the upper-right corner across pages. Seasonal styling also extends to compatible Privacy Covers. An Event toggle allows users to enable or disable the theme while the seasonal event is active.

The color palettes provide year-round appearance choices, while event themes add visual elements associated with specific seasonal activities.

More Cover Options Expand Display Uses Beyond Detailed Schedules

The second focus of the update is More Cover Options. Users can select a Privacy Cover and swipe down to replace their detailed schedule with one of six views:

  • Photo: Displays a selected photo, with a photo-only appearance available when seasonal styling is disabled.

  • Monthly Calendar: Shows the current month, with colored dots indicating family members' scheduled events while event names and details remain hidden.

  • Clock: Displays the time.

  • Monthly Progress: Provides a visual overview of how much of the month remains.

  • Year Progress: Provides a visual overview of how much of the year remains.

  • Countdown: Displays a countdown created by the user.

The Monthly Calendar cover preserves an overview of scheduled days without displaying individual event details. Colored dots correspond to family members' calendar colors, offering a more limited view of scheduling information in shared spaces.

Cover settings also include an Allow Notifications toggle. Users can choose whether notifications appear at the bottom of the Privacy Cover, providing additional control over the information visible on the shared screen.

All options are available under Settings ' Appearance. Users can apply their selections by tapping Save.

Halloween Promotion

Alongside the release, Apolosign is running a Halloween promotion from October 20 through November 2, 2026, Pacific Time (PT). Eligible orders of $200 or more receive $30 off. Featured products include the Digital Calendar and Portable TV . Product eligibility and offer terms are available on the official website.

About Apolosign

Apolosign offers digital devices for everyday family use, including Digital Calendar and Portable TV products. Its Digital Calendar combines scheduling, to-do lists, meal planning, and personalized display options for shared household use.

For product and promotion information, visit www.apolosign.com.

Source :Apolosign INC

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