Your timelapses got a lot more reliable, plus a bunch of things you asked for. - Your timelapse is safer: if you leave mid-filming, the clock and camera pause until you're back, and footage is saved as you go, so nothing is lost if your phone closes the app. - Videos that hit a snag are kept and retried, with a "Try again" button if needed. - Clearer text in your finished video: full task names, the whole guess-vs-actual line, and bigger, easier-to-read cards that stay clear of TikTok and Instagram buttons. - Steps you only timed now get their own card in the film. - A big "You guessed / It actually took" comparison under every timelapse. - Watch any timelapse full screen. - A new walkthrough when you first open the app. - Easier-to-find Edit button and clearer picture buttons. - Pressed stop too soon? Pick the same step back up right where you left off. - Skip any step in a routine, right from the photo screen or the step-done card. Thank you for every message. Keep them coming! Michelle

A faster, friendlier start, plus four things you asked for. - A quicker first win: no quiz. Name one thing you've been avoiding, guess how long it'll take, and start. Filming is optional, and your videos stay on your phone. - Your timelapse is the star of the celebration, ready to watch the moment you finish. - Share your win with the task name in it, and edit the message before it sends. - Make any task multistep, not just the big ones. - Tap any before or after photo to see it full screen, with zoom. - Tap "Timelapses made" on the Wins tab to see every timelapse you can watch. - Smoother free-session checks, plus small fixes and polish. Thank you for every message. Keep them coming! Michelle

No new features this time — the app itself is unchanged. This update is all about the store page: a clearer name (Procrastination Timer—Actually), a new subtitle, fresh screenshots, and new listings for the U.K., Australia and Canada. Same app, same promise: guess how long the task will take, film yourself doing it, and see how small it really was. — Michelle

Your timelapse is safe now, even if you leave. - Tap Done and switch apps: your video keeps processing, picks up where it left off if iOS pauses it, and sends a note when it's ready. The Wins tab shows a little spinner while it's on its way. - Filmed some steps upright and some sideways? Your timelapse no longer comes out squashed. Every step fits the frame. - Turned your phone mid-take? The recording now follows it once it settles. - Before and after are now quick snapshots: one tap, and you're on to the doing. - The opening card stays on screen a beat longer so you can actually read it. Thanks for every message and review. I read them all. — Michelle

A big update: routines, a calendar for your habits, and new ways to film. ROUTINES Set up a whole routine in one place — name it, pick your days and start time, and add every task in order. Choose how it's timed: one clock for the whole routine (simplest, just tick tasks off as you go), or a separate guess for each task. One button runs straight through every task. Every routine gets its own calendar history. Each day you did it is marked, with your streak, your best run, and a warm monthly recap instead of a scolding. NEW WAYS TO FILM Just film it: skip the before-and-after shots and simply film yourself doing the thing. Stopwatch only: no camera at all — just the timer and the guess-vs-reality result. Turn the camera off or on whenever you like, even mid-session. Anything already filmed is kept. Both choices can be changed later on any task or routine. YOUR VICTORY LOG Repeating routines now fold into a single entry that opens on their full history: total runs, time on the clock, best time, and every run listed by month. One-off wins are grouped by month, with filters and a search field once you've built up a few. POLISH Your videos now play the real before and after clips instead of frozen stills. Set an exact hour and minute for any task with a custom time dial. Stopping mid-session asks a plain question with plain answers, and never restarts your timer on its own. Empty grey before/after boxes are gone everywhere. Task cards, the home screen, and the Just do it now button all got a cleaner look. Thank you for using Actually. The dread really is bigger than the task.