Your widgets take your colours now. Every widget accepts a text colour, an accent and a background — from a set of presets, or from a custom palette you mix yourself. Text that would be unreadable on the background you picked is corrected rather than drawn that way. Four more widget designs. Hero City gives one place the whole widget, and Three Cities arrives as Day Wash, which paints each city with the colour of its hour, and as Rings, which shows the same three as dials. The row-list widgets can also lay out as a grid. Widgets have parts you can switch off. The day and weekend chips, the availability dot, the day wash and the dotted map are each a switch, per widget. The second line is yours to choose too — country, UTC offset, the difference from where you are, or the sun's times — wherever the design has room for it. Widget text is set in Figtree, the app's own typeface, with a small accented AM/PM marker. The alarms you set through Unichrono are now listed, editable and cancellable. iOS does not name an alarm for you, so the app keeps the names itself. Alerts moved in beside Alarm and Meeting, because an alarm, a meeting and a city alert are the same kind of thing. An alert is seeded from the city's own clock, set to Once or Weekly, and shows a countdown on its row. 34,804 cities, up from 6,312 — the same dataset the Android app carries. Every country reaches at least 25 cities where there are that many to have, so smaller countries are no longer just their capital. Kosovo is here for the first time. Search folds accents and the seven letters that do not decompose the usual way, a Turkish dotless i among them. Settings can now reach the help guide, the website and a feedback form, with your app version, device and iOS version already filled in. Unichrono also asks you to rate it once, on the way out, and takes "already rated" for an answer. Unichrono Pro is free until the end of 2026. Claim it on the paywall; it is the same lifetime unlock, and it stays yours after the offer closes. Fixes: Speak alerts were silent. The widget ground followed the device appearance instead of the theme you chose. The widget gallery said a widget was placed where it was not, and a one-city library now previews with sample cities rather than an empty card.

More widgets, in more shapes. Hero City puts one city on your Home Screen big enough to read across a room. Three Cities arrives in a day-wash or a rings style. The Sun Clock draws each city's daylight from dawn to dusk, and Availability colours every city by its own working hours. Widget text keeps its second line instead of dropping it, widgets follow the theme you picked rather than the device's, and the time announcer now says AM and PM.