What's New in 1.1.1 - Overdue timers: select several and mark them done at once, or clear them all in one tap - Swipe an overdue timer to mark it done or dismiss it, with Undo - Events can now be filtered by status; finished events are hidden by default - Overdue timers now show the day they were due - Fixed: marking a timer done or dismissed from a notification, the watch or the widget is now always saved

What's New in version 1.1.0 We're continuously working on improving SimpleTimer. This version contains new features, improvements and bug fixes. - New Apple Watch app: see what is coming up, and mark a timer done from your wrist. Completions sync back to your iPhone, even if the app was closed - New watch face complication showing your next timer and what it is for - iPad is now supported, with a layout that uses the wider screen - Live Activities: your next timer on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island - Overdue timers now clearly say they are overdue instead of quietly counting upwards - Repeating timers no longer drift over time and now stop on their end date - Importing from Calendar creates one timer per recurring event instead of one per occurrence, and no longer imports the same event twice - Widgets show the correct remaining time for every entry, and timers that are due stay visible instead of disappearing - Reminders are scheduled more reliably, so notifications no longer go missing when you have many timers - The dashboard and the watch list scroll noticeably faster - Every control in Settings now does what it says - Fixed several crashes on launch and a case where timer data could be lost - Fixed timers that could not be edited after they were created