When you drag a bell to place an alert, you now see two times at once. The top one is how much is left until the end, the bottom one is how long you have been going. Put a bell one minute before the end of a five minute talk and you get 1:00 and 4:00, side by side. At the same moment the dial splits into two colors at the bell, so you can tell at a glance which number belongs to which stretch. The numbers are bigger and easier to read, too. When you have several alerts, only the bell you are moving stays sharp and the others step back for a moment. Three seconds after you let go, everything fades gently back to normal. Dragging on the dial no longer jumps. Grabbing a bell used to snap it to your fingertip, dragging past the end could throw it to the opposite side, and the handle trailed a beat behind your finger. All of that is gone — the dial now keeps the spot you grabbed and follows your finger exactly. There is a new reset button under the dial, so you can get back to the starting setup in one tap after trying things out. When you have not changed anything there is nothing to save and nothing to undo, so neither button appears. Add a new alert and the alert list now scrolls along to the one you just made, instead of leaving it hidden off screen. The App Clip has been laid out to fit on a single screen without scrolling, which left room for a bigger dial.

Rereminder now has an App Clip, so you can try it without installing anything. Open a QR code or a link and the timer runs right there. The App Clip keeps the parts that matter: turn the dial to set your time, and drag the bells to move each alert wherever you want. Set the time and the alerts place themselves, so you can just hit start. It is the quickest way to feel what getting a heads-up before your talk ends is like, before you download the app. Timers started from the App Clip still notify you when you are looking away or your phone is locked. The app icon now uses a sharper image format.

A new template quick bar sits right below the dial. Tap a recent template chip to load its settings instantly, and when you change the dial, a save button appears so you can store it as a template on the spot. Your last used timer settings are now restored when you reopen the app — no need to dial in the same time again every session. You can now send feedback and report bugs from inside the app. Leave a note in Settings and it goes straight to the developer. A new guide shows how to use Rereminder across your devices, covering what iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, and widgets can each do in one place. Presentation Mode looks cleaner. The section list has been rebuilt as cards so you can read the name, length, and time range at a glance, and the alert preset chips that overlapped with sections are now hidden in Presentation Mode. Pre-alert chips are more compact, freeing up screen space while keeping the text size unchanged. External analytics (Firebase, Google Analytics) have been removed entirely. Your usage data is no longer sent anywhere. If you have been using the app already, you will see a note confirming that the features you have been using stay free. Fixed minor bugs, including rows in Settings not responding to taps.

Rereminder is now available on Mac. See the remaining time right in the menu bar, and pause, resume, stop, or open the app without leaving it. Your timers now sync automatically between iPhone and Mac via iCloud. Start a timer on one device and check or control it on the other. The timer screen has been redesigned. While running, the ring shows your progress relative to the time you set, with smooth transitions when starting or canceling. Pre-alerts are easier to set up. Tap the 1, 3, or 5 minute preset chips to toggle them, and add, edit, or delete your own presets in Settings. The alert markers on the clock face are also easier to grab. Presentation Mode has been revamped. Your talk is automatically divided into sections based on alert positions — name each section and tell them apart at a glance with unique colors on the ring and in the list. Switch between Timer and Presentation modes from the new bottom bar, with quick access to templates and settings. The template list has been cleaned up with a name-first layout. Greatly improved support for VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and high-contrast mode. Fixed minor bugs, including the Presentation Mode bottom buttons overlapping the page indicator and template names disappearing when picking a color.

Try Presentation Mode, unlimited pre-alerts, overtime tracking, and timer history free for the first 5 uses. After your first 5 uses, you can extend the trial for 5 more. - You can now drag pre-alert markers on the timer clock face to move them to the exact position you want. - The timer setup screen now shows how many free trial uses you have remaining. - The timer history screen also lets you view your stats free for the first 5 visits. - Minor bug fixes and stability improvements.

Add presentation mode

v2.0.0 - Major Update Introducing rereminder Pro Unlock all features with a one-time purchase. - Unlimited pre-alerts - Custom alert messages - Unlimited template saves - Custom label colors - Timer history and statistics English Support - Full English localization - Automatically switches based on your device language Dynamic Island Improvements - Live Activity now counts down in real-time with precise accuracy - Instantly reflects pause and resume actions Theme Settings - Customize the app theme to your preference Timer History - View your completed timer records Timer Engine Improvements - Notifications arrive accurately even in the background - Optimized battery usage Other Improvements - App Store review request system - Overall UI improvements and bug fixes

- Fixed a bug with live activities. Names now appear at the set time.

This is a timer that lets you know the time in advance when giving a presentation or mentoring.

- 시간 표시 마크들이 업데이트 되었습니다.

- 타이머를 좀 더 매끄럽게 보여줍니다.

시간 업데이트를 했습니다/

- 도딘과 현이 기여를 해 주었습니다. - 타이머가 좀 더 사용하기 편해졌습니다.