Orkyo on a phone, and a calendar that navigates

The Utilization calendar becomes usable on a phone, and moving around a schedule stops fighting you — paging, panning and a readable agenda.

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The schedule on a phone

The Utilization calendar used to render a month grid on a phone, which meant a wall of cells too small to read and too small to tap. It is now an agenda list: the same bookings, in order, at a size you can actually use standing on the shop floor.

  • Agenda view on phones — the month grid is gone on small screens, replaced by a chronological list of what is booked.
  • Compact controls — the scale selector and time navigator shrink to fit rather than wrapping, so the toolbar stays on one line.

Moving around the schedule

  • Page a whole period at a time, or pan within the current one — two different needs that previously shared one control.
  • Toolbars on tabbed pages, so the controls that belong to a view sit with that view.

Fixes

  • Event labels are readable in light mode again. Calendar text was rendering dark on dark, matching neither the Spaces nor People views.
  • Dates no longer shift by a day. Date inputs were being read in UTC rather than local time, so a date could save as the day before or after the one you picked.

Also in this period

Releases 0.7 through 0.9 were largely internal: the codebase-wide consistency work behind these views. What surfaced for users was smaller but real — browser alert() boxes replaced by proper in-app dialogs and toasts, a smaller initial download, and capability editing reachable directly from resource-group rows.