Hello there! PowerTimer 3.10 is here with an update on the Widgets. Now you can pin the “Recently Used” timer on the Home Screen or your Lock Screen. The widget will dynamically show you the timer that you last started. This update also fixed some issues with UI and localization. Hope you’ll enjoy this update. As always, please feel free to reach out for any feedback or suggestions.

Version 3.8.1 fixed an issue when starting timer with Shortcuts. Previously, PowerTimer 3.8 brought you support for iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. Plus, we added Lock Screen widgets on iOS 16—now you can access your timers directly from there. Hope you’ll enjoy this update!

PowerTimer 3.8 brings you support for iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max. Plus, we are giving you widgets for the timers on the Lock Screen with iOS 16—now you can access your timers directly from there. Also included are some bug fixes and optimization. Hope you’ll enjoy this update!

Hello there! PowerTimer 3.6 brings a few bug fixes and some new ringtones. New ringtones: boxing bells! * Choose from single, double or triple chimes for boxing bell sounds. These ringtones are a powerful way to start or pause your HIIT workout, or for… well… boxing! * Normalized volumes for our existing ringtones, so that they have approximately the same level of volume. * The boxing ringtones are a free update for PowerTimer Plus users. Enjoy! Bugs fixed: * “Edit Steps” button when editing complex timer routines might have text truncated. Fixed. * “Edit Steps” button might not switch to “Done” when editing the timer steps. Fixed. * App might unexpectedly crash or silently stop in the background. Fixed, and switching between apps should now be faster and more battery friendly. Hope you’ll enjoy this update. As always, please feel free to reach out for any feedback or suggestions.

Hello there! PowerTimer 3.5 fixed some localization issues. It also prepares the app for more languages that may release in the future.

Hello there! PowerTimer 3.4 fixed a few bugs that involved timers running on iPhone XS and earlier devices.

Version 3.3 fixed some issue when editing complex timer routines. This version also improved UI efficiency. Now the app runs more efficiently in full screen mode.

PowerTimer 3.2 gives you the freedom to manipulate time when the timer is running. This gives you a few extra minutes when your dish needs a minute of extra simmering, or when you need to skip/repeat a set of workout. You can do these in Full Screen mode— * Step forward or backward when timer is running or paused * Seek forward or back by 15 seconds (or 60 seconds) when timer is running or paused * Control buttons automatically dismisses themselves after 5 seconds of inactivity PowerTimer 3.2 also adds app state restoration. It’s the backstage hero that gives you the impression that PowerTimer never quits in the background. On iPad, if you put a timer in Split Screen, PowerTimer always jumps back to this timer—until you swipe up to close this “window”. Note that PowerTimer doesn’t actually run in the background. It only added support for iOS and iPadOS app restoration features to provide this seamless experience. PowerTimer 3.2 has a few bug fixes: * Timer presets on first launch had “dishwasher” running at 3 minutes and 30 seconds. No dishwasher that we knew of could finish a wash cycle that fast. Fixed. * Full screen view may appear clipped on 12.9-inch iPad Pro models (all generations) and 11-inch iPad Pro models. Fixed, and now PowerTimer provides a vertical layout with the same extra large text and buttons. * Some labels and buttons were not properly localized in Chinese. Fixed.

This version allows you to export your timers for backup. You can also import timers from a previous export. Also included are bug fixes: - Notifications were not properly sent on some rare occasions. Fixed - Typos on certain texts. Fixed - Timer steps did not properly update when you add a new step. Fixed - Timers no longer show a meaningless "1 step" when there is only one section, one step and one repetition

Version 3.0.1 fixed some issues with Siri, Shortcuts and Widgets: * Fixed an issue that would crash the system when you try to add a new timer. * Fixed an issue that would prevent the list of timers from showing up, when configuring a widget or when selecting a timer in Shortcuts app. * Fixed localization issues with Widgets and Shortcuts actions.

Here comes PowerTimer 3.0, a major update that brings true power to your timers. >> Introducing Timer Sections Back in the old 2.0 days, there were timer and timer steps. Now there’s something in the middle—timer section! Each timer section can be looped independently, and you can chain together timer sections. Now you can do Tabata with 8 loops in the middle, and your warm-up and cooldown on either side. This ensures your most complex routine fits into PowerTimer. Your existing timers will convert into single-section timers, but you can edit and add more to them now. >> New URL Scheme Accompanying the new timer section setup, PowerTimer’s new URI scheme is more scalable than ever. A new sharing feature is coming soon after this, so that you can share what you create with family and friends. >> Focus Mode support Introduced in Version 2.6, PowerTimer can deliver notifications about timer expiry when you have Focus Mode enabled in iOS 15.  To do that, go to Settings app → Focus, pick your Focus Mode, and enable “Time Sensitive” in Allowed Apps. >> Refinements * Localization is refined in many places throughout the app, from the main app to widgets, and to notifications. * Some busy elements are hidden from plain sight when you are just getting started. This happens when you open the sidebar, create a new timer, edit a timer group, or pick an icon. * We restructured code base, migrated data model, and re-created some of the data backbones. You should not notice a thing at the moment, but this will allow us to deliver more stuff in the near future. >> So many bugs crushed * Fixed an issue that prevented iOS and iPadOS widgets to configure properly (or to crash the Home Screen when you attempt to edit a widget) * Fixed many UI glitches throughout the app, mostly with the full screen timer view, and with the timer configuration view -------------- PowerTimer 3.0 is a free update for those who bought PowerTimer Plus as an in-app purchase. If you are using the app for free, you can continue to do so and use what was available to you before. Hope you’ll enjoy this update! As always, please feel free to reach out if you have any suggestions or feedback.

Version 2.6 has an updated system to deliver notifications. This version also includes updated UI and some bug fixes. >> Stay informed in Focus Mode Power Timer now fully supports Focus Mode in iOS 15. Notifications of timer expiry are delivered as Time Sensitive. Now you can block out unwanted distractions, focus on your work and studies, and rest assured that you will receive important timer updates. >> Notification action icons We added icons to the notification actions. Now it’s a lot easier to tell the actions apart at a glance. >> UI improvements We made a few updates to the UI so that the app looks more sleek and modern. These updates goes in tandem with iOS 15.

Version 2.5 allows you to bypass Do Not Disturb and your device’s Mute Switch. To continue hearing the ringtone of timer updates, tap the timer and go full screen. This update also brings numerous bug fixes: >> When a group was empty, the message might extend beyond the screen. Fixed. >> Timer or step name was not saved when you tapped “Done” before dismissing the keyboard. Fixed. >> Playing ringtones would duck your music playing in the background indefinitely until you left the app. Fixed. >> Timer wouldn’t refresh when operated on by Siri or Shortcuts. Fixed. >> Shortcut actions of viewing timers might not properly work. Fixed. >> Haptic feedbacks were not properly added or configured. Fixed.

Version 2.4.1 contains more bug fixes to make the app more reliable. >> iPhone or iPad wouldn’t stay awake when a timer was displayed in full-screen mode. Fixed. >> The app would not show timer in full-screen mode when triggered from Shortcuts App or with Siri. Fixed. >> The app would not show requested group from Shortcuts App or with Siri. Fixed. >> The app will now show a message when there is no timer to display in a group.

Power Timer 2.4 has bug fixes following the 2.3 release to the new iPhone models. Bug fixes >> When configuring a timer, icon might not update with a new selection. Fixed. >> Timer didn’t properly update when duration was changed in configuration. Fixed. >> If Power Timer Pro upgrade was purchased in timer configuration, the lock symbols on colour selection buttons wouldn’t disappear. Fixed. >> Timers were not immediately added when using the welcome wizard. Fixed. >> Timer steps were able to move beyond the timer steps area (even though they would be moved back by the app). Fixed. >> When reordering groups, your group were able to move into pre-defined groups. Fixed. >> Timer countdown might skip a tick (very rare). Fixed. >> Other minor fixes such as wrong colour or image used in less-than-obvious UI elements.

Power Timer 2.3 brings support for the new iPhone 12 and 12 Pro models. It also contains many bug fixes. Bug fixes: >> Opening the app to a certain timer full-screen might cause the app to crash. Fixed. >> The app might become unresponsive when waking from the background. Fixed. >> The user might accidentally dismiss timer or group configuration sheet. Fixed — now the app will prompt for confirmation. >> The sidebar appeared weird on iPhones or on iPads in split-screen mode. Fixed. >> Some UI elements were misaligned. Fixed. >> Some labels were not translated into Simplified Chinese. Fixed.

#### New in 2.1 #### Snooze a timer! * You can now snooze an expired timer. Power Timer will stop bugging you on the expiry until a later time. * If you have “Retry Alerts” turned on, Power Timer will defer repeating alerts until snooze expires. Notification actions * You can reset the timer from Notification Center. The timer will not send out repeating alerts if reset. * If enabled, you can snooze a timer from Notification Center as well. Support for iPhone 12 and 12 Pro * Power Timer supports the native resolutions of the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro models.

#### New in 2.1 #### Version 2.1 brings multiple enhancements and fixes to the 2.0 update. >> Updated UI * Timer configuration view received an overhaul. It’s now more organized, compact, and efficient. It will also have better support for dynamic font sizes. * Timer duration can now be typed, resulting faster input. * Timer configuration view now shows timer ID for URL scheme construction (see below). * Group configuration view is now more compact and efficient. >> URL Scheme * Use URL schemes to open the app and see a group * Use URL schemes to open the app and open a timer in full screen mode * Use URL schemes to open the app and start a timer * Use URL schemes to programatically create a timer (requires Power Timer Pro). >> Timer Gallery * Use the timer gallery to inspire your use of Power Timer. Visit from within the app, or go to powertimer.ca/gallery * Use of gallery requires Power Timer Pro upgrade. >> Siri Intents * Siri now has actions for pausing, resuming, and reseting timers. * The start timer action now has option to resume paused timer, reset and restart, or display error message. * Siri may now intelligently suggest action to view timer in full screen. >> Bug fixes * Fixed an issue where timers don’t update when saved. * Fixed an issue where sidebar badges don’t update when timer or group are created or edited. * Fixed an issue where timers don’t update upon app launch. * Added a confirm dialog when abandoning group edits. #### New in 2.0 #### Power Timer 2.0 is a major redesign. We’re packing the app with more power than ever, and it’s been done with up-to-date architecture and fluid UI. TL;DR — Timers are more flexible and powerful; there’s full Siri integration; you can pull up timers full screen and see it from across the room. And there’s belated Dark Mode and Split-screen support. >> Power to the Timers! Add steps to timers so that segments will run back to back. Loop the steps several times to cater to your most complex timing needs. You also have the option to receive multiple alerts after timer expires, so that you don’t forget. >> Nice to the eye; nice to the ear Dark Mode support. Dynamic types. More discernible colours. More ringtones to choose from. Power Timer 2.0 looks and sounds better in so many ways. Enter full screen mode to see a timer in extra large types — you can essentially see the timer from across the room! On the iPad, there’s a more efficient layout and support for split screen. >> Full Siri integration As you set up the timer, you can tell Siri to trigger it with a custom voice command, such as “Doing my laundry” or “Brushing my teeth.” Power Timer has been designed to work with as little touching as possible. If you are looking for more, you can add timer actions into your own shortcuts. It’s easy to create a shortcut that “Start a 20-minute timer when I open Netflix.” Power Timer is also tapping into iOS system intelligence. Siri will pick up on your patterns of timer usage, and suggest starting certain timers as appropriate. >> Widgets Pin a specific timer on your Home Screen with newly added widgets. You can even launch the timer and enter full-screen mode with one tap. >> And there’s more We’ve updated the apps to have more and better ringtones, as well as giving you a range of fully vector-based icons so that they look nice and sharp even when scaled up. There’s also URL Scheme support such as `powertimer://expired` or `powertimer://timer?id=ABCD` to help you integrate Power Timer into your workflow. Version 2.0 will be requiring iOS and iPadOS 14.

## New in 2.0.2 ## Fixed an issue where notifications don't use custom ringtones as selected. ## New in 2.0 ## Power Timer 2.0 is a major redesign. We’re packing the app with more power than ever, and it’s been done with up-to-date architecture and fluid UI. TL;DR — Timers are more flexible and powerful; there’s full Siri integration; you can pull up timers full screen and see it from across the room. And there’s belated Dark Mode and Split-screen support. >> Power to the Timers! Add steps to timers so that segments will run back to back. Loop the steps several times to cater to your most complex timing needs. You also have the option to receive multiple alerts after timer expires, so that you don’t forget. >> Nice to the eye; nice to the ear Dark Mode support. Dynamic types. More discernible colours. More ringtones to choose from. Power Timer 2.0 looks and sounds better in so many ways. Enter full screen mode to see a timer in extra large types — you can essentially see the timer from across the room! On the iPad, there’s a more efficient layout and support for split screen. >> Full Siri integration As you set up the timer, you can tell Siri to trigger it with a custom voice command, such as “Doing my laundry” or “Brushing my teeth.” Power Timer has been designed to work with as little touching as possible. If you are looking for more, you can add timer actions into your own shortcuts. It’s easy to create a shortcut that “Start a 20-minute timer when I open Netflix.” Power Timer is also tapping into iOS system intelligence. Siri will pick up on your patterns of timer usage, and suggest starting certain timers as appropriate. >> Widgets Pin a specific timer on your Home Screen with newly added widgets. You can even launch the timer and enter full-screen mode with one tap. >> And there’s more We’ve updated the apps to have more and better ringtones, as well as giving you a range of fully vector-based icons so that they look nice and sharp even when scaled up. There’s also URL Scheme support such as `powertimer://expired` or `powertimer://timer?id=ABCD` to help you integrate Power Timer into your workflow. Version 2.0 will be requiring iOS and iPadOS 14.

## New in 2.0.1 ## Fixed a crash when opening the app from the Widget. Fixed a crash when picking a ringtone for a timer step. ## New in 2.0 ## Power Timer 2.0 is a major redesign. We’re packing the app with more power than ever, and it’s been done with up-to-date architecture and fluid UI. TL;DR — Timers are more flexible and powerful; there’s full Siri integration; you can pull up timers full screen and see it from across the room. And there’s belated Dark Mode and Split-screen support. >> Power to the Timers! Add steps to timers so that segments will run back to back. Loop the steps several times to cater to your most complex timing needs. You also have the option to receive multiple alerts after timer expires, so that you don’t forget. >> Nice to the eye; nice to the ear Dark Mode support. Dynamic types. More discernible colours. More ringtones to choose from. Power Timer 2.0 looks and sounds better in so many ways. Enter full screen mode to see a timer in extra large types — you can essentially see the timer from across the room! On the iPad, there’s a more efficient layout and support for split screen. >> Full Siri integration As you set up the timer, you can tell Siri to trigger it with a custom voice command, such as “Doing my laundry” or “Brushing my teeth.” Power Timer has been designed to work with as little touching as possible. If you are looking for more, you can add timer actions into your own shortcuts. It’s easy to create a shortcut that “Start a 20-minute timer when I open Netflix.” Power Timer is also tapping into iOS system intelligence. Siri will pick up on your patterns of timer usage, and suggest starting certain timers as appropriate. >> Widgets Pin a specific timer on your Home Screen with newly added widgets. You can even launch the timer and enter full-screen mode with one tap. >> And there’s more We’ve updated the apps to have more and better ringtones, as well as giving you a range of fully vector-based icons so that they look nice and sharp even when scaled up. There’s also URL Scheme support such as `powertimer://expired` or `powertimer://timer?id=ABCD` to help you integrate Power Timer into your workflow. Version 2.0 will be requiring iOS and iPadOS 14.

Power Timer 2.0 is a major redesign. We’re packing the app with more power than ever, and it’s been done with up-to-date architecture and fluid UI. TL;DR — Timers are more flexible and powerful; there’s full Siri integration; you can pull up timers full screen and see it from across the room. And there’s belated Dark Mode and Split-screen support. >> Power to the Timers! Add steps to timers so that segments will run back to back. Loop the steps several times to cater to your most complex timing needs. You also have the option to receive multiple alerts after timer expires, so that you don’t forget. >> Nice to the eye; nice to the ear Dark Mode support. Dynamic types. More discernible colours. More ringtones to choose from. Power Timer 2.0 looks and sounds better in so many ways. Enter full screen mode to see a timer in extra large types — you can essentially see the timer from across the room! On the iPad, there’s a more efficient layout and support for split screen. >> Full Siri integration As you set up the timer, you can tell Siri to trigger it with a custom voice command, such as “Doing my laundry” or “Brushing my teeth.” Power Timer has been designed to work with as little touching as possible. If you are looking for more, you can add timer actions into your own shortcuts. It’s easy to create a shortcut that “Start a 20-minute timer when I open Netflix.” Power Timer is also tapping into iOS system intelligence. Siri will pick up on your patterns of timer usage, and suggest starting certain timers as appropriate. >> Widgets Pin a specific timer on your Home Screen with newly added widgets. You can even launch the timer and enter full-screen mode with one tap. >> And there’s more We’ve updated the apps to have more and better ringtones, as well as giving you a range of fully vector-based icons so that they look nice and sharp even when scaled up. There’s also URL Scheme support such as `powertimer://expired` or `powertimer://timer?id=ABCD` to help you integrate Power Timer into your workflow. Version 2.0 will be requiring iOS and iPadOS 14.

This version brings localization to English, as well as some minor bug fixes.