Share timers, and a few things to keep Intervale tidy. - Quick share: tap Send and Intervale makes a link to the timer. Nothing is uploaded. Create link and QR code is optional, for a page you can set to expire or stop. - Opening a shared timer shows its steps, and nothing is added until you tap Add to my timers. Opening your own link says "You shared this timer". - A timer you imported and have not changed cannot be shared again. A changed one shows "Based on" and the original name. - Shared links, in Settings, lists your links under Active and Stopped, with a Stop sharing button on each active link and how many times it was viewed and added. You can have up to 5 links at once, and deleting a timer stops its link. - Discover timers: add ready-made timers from Intervale. Each one is copied into your timers, so you can change it. - Copy link confirms with a Link copied notice. - About Intervale, from the options menu: version, rate, share, feedback, website, privacy policy and terms. When a newer version is on the App Store, About and the Timers screen tell you. - Apple Health: a new setting, Count rest as exercise time. When it is off, rest is saved to Health as a pause, so only your work intervals count as exercise time. - Apple Watch: a new Haptic strength setting, Standard, Strong or Extra strong. Choosing one on the watch plays a sample. - A rounder countdown, a small press animation on steppers and presets, and haptics on the steppers and workout controls, which follow the Haptics setting.

Intervale now works with Siri and Apple Health. - Siri and Shortcuts: say "Start Leg day rehab in Intervale" on iPhone or Apple Watch, or ask "What timers do I have in Intervale". - Apple Health: save finished timers as workouts or mindful minutes. Choose the type for each timer. Apple Watch runs record your heart rate and active calories. - Your Health data stays on your device. Apple Health is optional and can be switched off in Settings. - Fixes and polish.