I do not know that any new integration with Siri has been implemented, but it works great with any input method. You can type in a sentence in the new event edit box and it will usually add all the parts correctly, including repeating event info. You can use Siri, much the same way as the native calendar app, since Fantastical is just presenting things in a better format with VoiceOver, plus has more customizable repeating event settings. when I use Siri, I use the following format: "create an event titled book club on Friday at 7 pm" Or, "create a repeating event on the third Friday of the month, titled book club, from 7 to 9 PM." It takes a little trial and error. HTH, Richard
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