Alarms that tell you the truth Timely now checks with the system that every alarm you set is really armed. If one isn't, its row says so and offers to try again — instead of sitting in your list looking fine and never going off. Permission, asked at the right moment Timely asks to use alarms when you create your first one, not when you first open the app. If you say no, it says plainly that alarms cannot ring and takes you to the setting to change it. Grant it and come back, and your alarms arm themselves. Hear it before you trust it After you save an alarm, Timely offers to ring one ten seconds later so you can hear that it works. The test ring never joins your list and never counts toward your free alarms. Also in this update - Deleting an alarm now asks first. - An alarm that has already rung no longer looks armed when you reopen the app. - Trying again on an alarm whose time has passed now says so, instead of "something went wrong". - The empty alarm list shows a phrase you can say to Siri.

Heads-up alarms (Pro) Get a second alarm ahead of an event: 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes before, or the day before. The heads-up tells you when the event really starts, a countdown runs on your Lock Screen until then, and the alarm at the start always stays. Turn it on in Settings. This replaces "ring 1–3 minutes early"; if you used that, you now have a 5-minute heads-up. Fixed: countdown alarms rang late An alarm with a Lock Screen countdown rang late by the length of its countdown—a 9:00 alarm with a 15-minute countdown rang at 9:15. It now counts down to the time you set and rings on time. Alarms you already have are corrected the first time you open this version. Also in this update - Reschedule a one-off event you've armed and its alarm moves with it the next time Timely is open. - Making an alarm from text selected in Notes now works. - The custom alarm form explains that heads-ups are for calendar events, and tells you when an event starts too soon for one. - All new wording is translated in all nine languages, and two untranslated Settings labels are fixed. In case you missed them in 3.0 - Send an alarm or an event countdown in Messages. The other person adds it to their Timely with a tap. - Select text like "Dentist Thursday at 2:30pm" anywhere, share it to Timely, and get a filled-in alarm.

- Your alarms now come back. Reinstall Timely or set up a new phone and your alarms restore through your own iCloud. - Live countdowns on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: how long is left in what you're in, and how long until what's next. - Siri does more. Set repeat days and snooze by voice, and ask for an alarm by name. - Calendar filtering is no longer Pro-only. Everyone can filter to one calendar; Pro combines as many as you like. - Fixed alarms going silent after a calendar account resynced—an alarm could be left running that the app could no longer show or cancel.

Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue where swiping to delete a custom alarm would cause all alarms to swipe simultaneously. You can now swipe to delete individual alarms as expected.

- Siri integration: Set, list, cancel, and modify alarms with your voice - Siri Shortcuts: Create custom shortcuts that create, delete or update real alarms.   - Redesigned event cards with clear alarm indicators   - Haptic feedback when toggling alarms   - Multi-language support with 9 languages   - Siri Phrases guide in Settings so you always know what to say