A finished timer is no longer easy to miss with the Silent switch on. On supported devices running iOS 26, the prominent system alarm is now on by default, so the end-of-timer alert stays audible and visible from the Lock Screen. The app asks for alarm permission when your first timer starts, and parents can turn it off anytime in settings. The device also vibrates once when a timer ends, so you can feel it even when you can't hear it.

On supported devices running iOS 26, parents can opt into an AlarmKit system alarm so a timer ending remains visible from the Lock Screen. Live Activities show the remaining time on supported devices. Open meal or bedtime setup—or resume an active timer—from Shortcuts and Siri. The Home Screen widget and iOS 18+ Control Center control provide faster entry points. When choosing a length, tap Custom time to turn a dial and start with anything from 1 to 60 minutes. Timer, notification, purchase, and restore state now recover more reliably after leaving the app or a device-time change. We also refined layouts for larger text and smaller screens, and polished wording throughout the app.

Your first timer now starts right away without being paused by the guidance screen. Timer state is restored more reliably after leaving the app, and purchase and restore outcomes are explained more clearly. We also improved iCloud sticker sync and layouts for larger text and smaller screens.

We tidied up the home screen so everything fits at a glance. The wording you see after finishing a routine is now easier to read, too.

We tidied up the home screen so everything fits at a glance. The wording you see after finishing a routine is now easier to read, too.

Premium friends now work more consistently in activity and brushing timers. Activity and brushing character changes now use the same staged timer motion as meal and bedtime timers, so the visual progress feels less abrupt. Sticker rewards now stay with the selected premium friend instead of falling back to Cloudie in activity routines. We also polished completion wording for premium activity routines.

Activity and brushing timers now show clearer character scenes as time moves along. Routine characters change in stages with the timer, making it easier for children to notice that time is passing. Activity and brushing icons were also refreshed so routine choices are easier to tell apart. The mode selection screen has also been tightened up for smaller screens.

When meals, play endings, or bedtime turn into a small struggle, try showing the time before saying the reminder again. Your child can see when play will end instead of hearing a sudden stop. You can point to the timer, prepare the next step together, and help the next moment feel a little easier. New families get a short first-use grace period. After that, one mealtime timer and one bedtime timer are free each day. Families who use Yunseul Time more often can unlock full daily access with a single lifetime purchase.

When meals, play endings, or bedtime turn into a small struggle, try showing the time before saying the reminder again. Your child can see when play will end instead of hearing a sudden stop. You can point to the timer, prepare the next step together, and help the next moment feel a little easier. New families get a short first-use grace period. After that, one mealtime timer and one bedtime timer are free each day. Families who use Yunseul Time more often can unlock full daily access with a single lifetime purchase.

When meals, play endings, or bedtime turn into a small struggle, try showing the time before saying the reminder again. Your child can see when play will end instead of hearing a sudden stop. You can point to the timer, prepare the next step together, and help the next moment feel a little easier. One mealtime timer and one bedtime timer are free each day. Families who use Yunseul Time more often can unlock unlimited daily use with a single lifetime purchase.

When meals, play endings, or bedtime turn into a small struggle, try showing the time before saying the reminder again. Your child can see when play will end instead of hearing a sudden stop. You can point to the timer, prepare the next step together, and make the handoff feel less abrupt. Try every routine free for the first 7 days. After that, one mealtime timer and one bedtime timer are still free each day. Families who use it more often can unlock unlimited use with a single lifetime purchase.

This update refreshes the App Store page for families using Yunseul Time at meals, play endings, and bedtime. Yunseul Time helps a child see the time left without turning every transition into another spoken reminder. Parents set the timer, then show a calm full-screen countdown with a soft cloud character, gentle color changes, and hidden parent controls for small adjustments. The first 7 days are open for every routine. After that, the free plan still includes one mealtime routine and one bedtime routine each day. A one-time lifetime unlock removes that daily limit and opens premium character themes.

For the moment when “let’s eat” has already been said three times, or when the last game before bed needs a softer ending, help your child see the time that is left. Set the time as a parent, then show your child a quiet full-screen timer. A gentle cloud character and soft color changes make time feel visible, while hidden parent controls let you add or remove a minute when real life needs it. Try every routine free for the first 7 days. After that, the free plan still includes daily mealtime and bedtime routines. A one-time lifetime unlock removes the daily limit and opens premium character themes.