The current week laid out chronologically, with a live countdown against every release. Filter to high impact when that is all you want to see, or by category — labour, prices, GDP, housing, trade, manufacturing. Forecast and previous values appear where the source publishes them, and are left blank where it does not.

Tap the bell on any event to be reminded before it releases, at two lead times you choose. Reminders are scheduled on your device and fire without a network connection. Nothing is sent to a server, because there is no server.

A Live Activity counts down to the next event you flagged, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and ends itself once the release is out.

The Apple Watch app opens straight onto the same list, with a complication counting down to the next release. On iPhone, a Home Screen widget does the same.


iChart has no sign-up and asks for no name, email or location. Your alerts and preferences stay on your device. Usage analytics are off until you allow them, and can be switched off again at any time in Settings. No ads, no advertising identifier, no tracking across other apps.
Read the privacy policyiChart used to show a watchlist and candlestick charts alongside the calendar. Those have been removed, along with the paid tier — the app is now free, and the calendar is all of it. Any watchlists you had saved were deleted when version 5.0 installed.