New in Settings › Usage data: Share usage data, on at first and off with one tap. Anonymous counts, like when the first alarm is set and which paid features are opened, help decide what to build next. Never a name or what an alarm says.

Superclock now speaks 14 more languages: Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Czech, Romanian, Hungarian, Malay, Slovak, Greek, Croatian, Catalan, Hindi, Arabic and Hebrew.

Try meetings, reminders and trips free for 7 days. Nothing is charged when the trial ends, and every alarm you made in it keeps ringing at its time. Superclock now speaks eight more languages: Polish, Ukrainian, Turkish, Swedish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai and European Portuguese.

Together: share an alarm by link. When they join, it rings on both iPhones. Their card says what they may do: change our alarms, reach you, stay quiet at night. Reach me rings their phone right now or leaves a note, with a few ready words or your own. Stop for everyone, off by default, ends the alarm on every phone when one of you stops it. Every shared change says who made it, and Leave or Stop Sharing is one tap. Two Lock Screen widget sizes and a Control Center button. Your people's name, number, email and face can go up with your account, so they are on superclock.app too. A switch in Settings under Account keeps them on this iPhone only. Assistants are now called Agents, in Settings and on superclock.app.

Superclock now works with Claude. Ask "wake me at 6 on the day of my Lisbon flight" and the alarm is on your iPhone in seconds. Every change says who made it, removing an alarm always asks you first, and a notification with Undo tells you when an assistant or the web changed one. Sign in with Apple to get your own pages at superclock.app: today, your alarms with an on and off switch, timers you can start, your people and every change. The account is free and optional. Signed out, Superclock works exactly as before and nothing leaves your phone. You choose what goes up: a switch for each kind of alarm, and for timers and people, in Settings under Account. A kind you turn off stays on this iPhone only, and the list marks it. Today shows the weather now and the forecast at each alarm today and tomorrow, from Apple Weather. With an account, Superclock also checks for changes in the background, so one made in Claude or on the web arrives even while you are not using the phone. Today's alarms open with a tap and have the same long press and swipes as Alarms. A paused timer shows the time it really has left. A birthday alarm asks for the day when Contacts has none. Reminders due months away are listed. If Superclock crashes, it can send Apple's report to us, and you can turn that off in Settings.