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iOS 19 could bring AI to the Calendar app per just-revealed acquisition - 9to5Mac
Apple acquires companies all the time, but most of them we don't hear about. Thanks to a recent EU disclosure, however, we know that one 2024 acquisition is likely to lead to the first Apple Intelligence features for the Calendar app -- possibly as soon as iOS 19. Your AI scheduling co-pilot: The
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Apple Acquisition Hints at Upgraded Calendar App on iOS 19 or Beyond
Apple is legally required to report certain acquisitions to the European Commission, under the terms of the EU's Digital Markets Act. Mayday Labs founder Jeremy Bell confirmed that his company had been acquired in a since-deleted April 2024 blog post, but he did not mention Apple at that time.
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Apple acquisitions hint at Apple Intelligence coming to Calendar, and the factory floor
Screenshot from Mayday, the scheduling calendar app that Apple bought while it was still in beta -- image credit: Mayday Labs Apple has been quietly buying AI firms whose work suggests the company is looking to bring Apple Intelligence to chatbots, individual users' calendars, and perhaps to its
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Apple's recent acquisition of Mayday Labs and other AI companies suggests upcoming AI-powered features for the Calendar app, potentially debuting in iOS 19.

Apple has recently made several strategic acquisitions in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, with implications for future product enhancements. A notable purchase is Mayday Labs, an AI-powered calendar and task management startup, acquired on April 3, 2024
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. This acquisition, along with others, has come to light due to European Union disclosure requirements under the Digital Markets Act2
.Mayday Labs developed an all-in-one calendar, task manager, and scheduling assistant that utilized AI to optimize users' schedules. Key features included:
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The app was officially discontinued on May 1, 2024, shortly after the acquisition
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.Industry observers speculate that Mayday's technology could be integrated into Apple's native Calendar app, possibly as soon as iOS 19
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. This timing aligns with Apple's product development cycle, as the acquisition occurred over a year ago, allowing sufficient time for integration1
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.The Calendar app is one of the few major Apple applications that hasn't yet received Apple Intelligence features, making it a prime candidate for AI enhancement
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. This move would follow Apple's recent integration of the Calendar and Reminders apps in iOS 182
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Apple's AI acquisition spree extends beyond Mayday Labs. Other recent purchases include:
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These acquisitions suggest Apple's broader strategy to enhance its AI capabilities across various domains, from user-facing applications to backend processes
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.The string of AI-related acquisitions indicates Apple's commitment to integrating advanced AI features across its ecosystem. While the Calendar app appears to be a primary focus, the diverse range of acquired technologies hints at potential AI enhancements in areas such as:
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As Apple prepares to unveil iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16 at the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the tech community eagerly anticipates the potential debut of these AI-powered features
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