• Membership: fixes a case where the app kept saying "Your plan hasn't been confirmed yet" even though the purchase was valid. • Lock Screen widget: the English header is no longer cut off as "Tomorrow · S…". • Settings › Time: "Early alarm" and "Rain threshold" now open separately, and each shows the whole rule, such as "At 60% rain, 30 min earlier". • Widget: no more warning sign just because the forecast is a few hours old. It still warns when a weather update fails or your alarm needs attention. • Alarm tab and widget: if the weather couldn't be re-checked before today's alarm (for example, Background App Refresh off, Low Power Mode, or the phone off overnight), they now say so. • VoiceOver: the medium widget no longer reads the same notice twice.

Sleep in when the government calls a day off, and see your next alarm on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. • Typhoon and disaster closures: when a city or county government suspends work or school for the district of your home or workplace, Rainy Clock skips that day's alarm. Announcements come from the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration's open data, and the app shows the source and its update time next to any closure it reports. • Choose whether work closures, school closures, or both count, and confirm your home and workplace districts in Settings → Calendar. Closure rules are included with a monthly subscription or a one-time purchase. • An optional notification can tell you when an announcement changes. It is checked against your districts on your phone — nothing about where you live is sent to Rainy Clock — and the alarm is only ever silenced after the app has verified the announcement. • A township map shows today's and tomorrow's announcements for all 22 cities and counties and 368 townships and districts. • If no announcement can be confirmed, or the network is down, the alarm rings as usual. • New switch next to the Alarm title: turn off only the next alarm (it comes back on by itself after that morning), or turn the alarm off until you turn it back on. Free on every plan. • New widget: see when your alarm will ring and why — moved earlier for rain on your route, or skipped for a holiday, a weekend, a closure or a day you set to stay silent. After midnight it shows today's alarm until it rings, then tomorrow's. • After an early ring for rain, the next morning's alarm keeps that time until its own forecast arrives; the widget then says "Waiting for tomorrow's forecast". • Choose a small or medium widget for the Home Screen, or add one to the Lock Screen. The medium widget also shows home and work weather from Apple Weather. • The widget updates whenever Rainy Clock checks the forecast. Open the app once after updating to set it up. Widgets require iOS 26 or later.

A clearer view of tomorrow, with settings organized around your routine. • See tomorrow's expected alarm time, with the reason for an early or skipped alarm. • View home and work weather together, with animated sun, clouds and rain. • Adjust Time, Route, Calendar and Other settings; collapse the route preview when you do not need it. • Choose separate sounds for early and regular alarms. • Use Taiwan or US holiday calendars and individual date overrides with a monthly subscription or one-time purchase. • Both paid plans remove banner ads and include one daily AI generation without an ad. Extra generations require a rewarded ad. • Manage purchases and subscription renewal from the membership page's top-right menu.

Know tonight what tomorrow's alarm will do. • Evening preview: the night before an alarm, at a time you choose, Rainy Clock tells you where on your route rain is likely, how likely, whether that moves the alarm earlier, and when the forecast was checked. If your phone cannot update forecasts in the background, it says so, so you can open the app. If the morning's forecast then moves the alarm, a silent notice says why. Tap "Send a preview" to see one right away, or switch it off under Snooze in the Alarm tab. • "Report an ad" and the ad privacy options now sit together at the bottom of the Alarm tab, out of the alarm settings. • A report link also appears right under the banner, and the report now says which ad it is about so it can actually be traced and blocked. • Your voice-alarm generations, including ones earned by watching a video, now stay with your phone through a reinstall.

Wake up to a voice instead of a tone. • Write what your alarm should say, pick one of six voices, and Rainy Clock speaks it. The delivery varies across your sentences on its own — warmer at the start, more urgent about the weather, encouraging at the end. • Listen to every voice before choosing. Previews are built in, cost nothing, and work offline. • The first three you make are free. After that, watching a short video earns one more. • Your finished alarm is saved on your phone and rings even without a connection.

A behind-the-scenes change to advertising: • Rainy Clock now works with a different advertising provider. Nothing about the app itself changes — alarms, commute routes, and weather work exactly as before. • In the European Economic Area, the UK, and Switzerland, the ad consent question is now asked by Rainy Clock itself, so it appears once more after this update. It can still be changed at any time from "Ad privacy options" in Settings.

Rain checks along your whole route: • Rainy Clock now checks the forecast at points along your commute, not only at home and the office. If rain is expected anywhere on the way, your alarm still moves earlier. • Route weather now names each point by where it is — halfway, a quarter of the way — instead of numbering them. • Larger text is properly supported. With a bigger system font size, the weekday buttons and the transport options no longer cut their labels off.

Interface refresh, plus a say over your ads: • The weekday selector on the Alarm tab now uses round buttons — the days your alarm will ring are clearly highlighted with a blue circle, visible at a glance. • One consistent blue across the whole app: the sound preview, snooze switch, schedule button, and transport mode selector now share the same accent color. • You are now asked whether ads may be matched to your interests. Decline and the app works exactly the same — you just see less relevant ads.

鬧鐘現在連靜音時也會響。 • 在 iOS 26 以上，鬧鐘改用 Apple 全新的系統鬧鐘機制：如同內建時鐘 App，以全螢幕提示穿透靜音與專注模式。 • 新增賴床選項：可開關賴床並選擇 1 到 15 分鐘的間隔；賴床倒數會顯示在鎖定畫面與動態島。 • 新增「系統預設鬧鈴」鈴聲選項（iOS 26 以上）。 • 調整鬧鐘時間、星期、雨天設定、鈴聲或賴床後，已排程的鬧鐘會自動同步更新，不需再按一次按鈕；變更地址則會先移除鬧鐘，確認新路線後再重新排程。 • 按鈕下方的狀態訊息改以顏色清楚顯示目前是否已設定鬧鐘。 iOS 17–25 的鬧鐘仍受靜音開關影響；賴床間隔會決定鬧鐘在停止前重複響鈴的頻率。

本次更新著重於廣告隱私規範： • 歐洲經濟區、英國與瑞士的使用者，開啟 App 時會先看到廣告用途的同意選項，之後可隨時在設定中的「廣告隱私設定」重新調整。 • 更新廣告成效評估所需的技術設定。 其他地區的使用體驗不變，鬧鐘、通勤路線與天氣功能維持原樣。