Daily Notes now makes changing weeks feel like moving a physical calendar. The date strip stays directly under your finger, the adjacent week enters from the edge, and the interface settles only after you release.
- The previous, current, and next weeks are mounted as one continuous strip, so a swipe never reveals a blank gap.
- Dates track the finger one for one with no fade, scale, bounce, or movement in the note below.
- A completed gesture advances exactly one week with a restrained deceleration. The remaining animation shortens when the drag is already close to its destination, keeping repeated week changes responsive.
- Short and interrupted drags return to the starting week without opening the date underneath the finger.
- The month label changes only after the newly centered week has landed, including July to August and other cross-month transitions.
- The open note, insertion point, iPhone keyboard, automatic save, and selected date stay unchanged while the calendar is being browsed.
- Calendar metadata that arrives during a gesture waits until the strip settles, so saved-note dots cannot interrupt touch tracking.
- Height-only keyboard viewport changes no longer cancel an accepted swipe. Width changes such as rotation safely recenter the strip.
- Reduced Motion keeps direct finger tracking and removes the release animation.
- Only the centered seven dates participate in keyboard and assistive-technology navigation. The neighboring panels remain visual motion surfaces until they become current.