• Made for iPhone Duo: Otso fills the whole display, closed or open, and keeps the dial clear of the fold and the status items • Half folded, the countdown gets one side of the screen and the dial stays on the other • Works in Split View: put Otso next to another app, and the dial adapts as you resize it • The faces now catch the light: tilt your iPhone or iPad, or move the pointer on Mac, and the glass glints, shadows deepen under the rim and the knobs, and Neon’s glow floats behind its tube • Turn the dial with two fingers on iPhone and iPad, just like a real knob • In case you missed it: Otso is now on Apple Watch, with all fifteen faces

• The faces now catch the light: tilt your iPhone or iPad, or move the pointer on Mac, and the glass glints, shadows deepen under the rim and the knobs, and Neon’s glow floats behind its tube • Turn the dial with two fingers on iPhone and iPad, just like a real knob • In case you missed it: Otso is now on Apple Watch, with all fifteen faces

Apple Watch • Otso is now available on Apple Watch: all fifteen faces on your wrist, set the time with the Digital Crown, swipe left and right to change faces, swipe up for settings iPhone and iPad • New gestures: swipe left and right beside the dial to change faces, swipe up for settings. The dial itself works exactly as before: drag to set, tap to start and pause, press and hold for faces and settings • The dial now runs at 120 Hz on supported devices iPad • Keyboard controls: Space to start and pause, up and down arrows to set the time, left and right arrows to change faces, R to reset, S for settings Mac • New gestures: swipe left and right with two fingers to change faces • Keyboard controls: Space to start and pause, up and down arrows to set the time, left and right arrows to change faces, R to reset, S for settings. These commands are also available in the Timer and Face menus • The red window button now puts the dial away into the menu bar, where the timer keeps running and the alarm still rings. Yellow minimizes to the Dock. Quit with ⌘Q • New setting: Keep on top. Turn it off and the dial becomes an ordinary window you can ⌘-Tab to General • Improved VoiceOver support and Reduce Motion behavior • Changing the dial maximum while a timer is running or paused starts a new timer at that maximum and briefly shows the new countdown • Settings now show when notifications are off. Notification durations and translations are more accurate • Fixes: the finish notification shows the minutes again, plus general improvements

• The Lock Screen and Dynamic Island now show your timer's design — its dial, its marks and its colours, running in the direction you set

• Pause, resume or cancel the timer straight from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island — no unlocking, no opening the app • Additional improvements and fixes across every device

• Otso: Visual timer for Mac — a chrome-less dial that floats above your work, sized to whatever window you give it, with a wedge in the menu bar that keeps counting when you put it away. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac. • Five new faces: Rainbow, LCD, Neon, Aurora and Rugged • A two-hour dial (120 mins), for longer sessions • Start or pause and the exact time flashes up — minutes and seconds — then fades back. This helps you see exactly what time is set and if the timer started. • The screen stays awake while the timer runs, so you can prop it up and glance over • The app is now available in German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese and Korean • Additional improvements and fixes across every device