• Your round on the lock screen: pick Allow locking, lock your phone, and the round keeps going right there. In a sequence, the break and the next round follow on their own. • What ends a round is up to you: Strict, Allow locking or Lenient. • Show time left: minutes and seconds on the color, if you want them. Off by default. • Reports: pick a tag and dates, and share your rounds as a PDF. • Ended a round by mistake? Fix the result in the calendar. • Up to three reminders per tag.

iCloud sync: your rounds, tags and settings follow you between iPhone and iPad. End-to-end encrypted, so only you can read them, and there's nothing to sign up for. Widgets: today's rounds and your streak on the Home Screen, and a one-tap start for a round or a tag. A new break screen: between the rounds of a sequence, a ring fills as the break passes, with the whole sequence below. Clearer text throughout.

Rounds with breaks. Give a tag breaks and it runs as a sequence: 25 minutes of focus, a 5-minute break, and again, the Pomodoro rhythm built in. Tap the repeat button on a tag in Settings to set the break, the number of rounds and an optional long break. Breaks are free: leaving the app during one costs nothing, and if Roundi is open when it ends, the next round starts on its own. Bigger buttons on Apple Watch. Tap the dial to pick a length from large round buttons, or Custom for any length. Fixed: asking Siri to start a round while Settings or the calendar is open now brings you back to the timer.

Roundi on Apple Watch. Turn the Digital Crown, tap START, and the color sweeps away on your wrist; a tap and a chime mark the end. Watch rounds land in your iPhone's calendar, and you can say "Start a round in Roundi" to your watch too. One rule carries over: unlock your iPhone during a watch round and the round ends. Any length, to the second. The Duration sheet has minute and second wheels, so 1:30 is 1:30 — for you and for your tags.

Siri, between rounds. Say "Start a round in Roundi", "Start Plank in Roundi" (any tag), "Start another round", "Set the round to 20 minutes in Roundi", or ask "How many rounds today in Roundi". You can also create or rename a tag, turn Lenient mode on or off, and open your calendar — all by voice. During a round nothing interrupts you: calling Siri mid-round ends it, just as leaving the app always has. You can now share any past day from the calendar, not only today.