Version 1.5.0 contains the following changes: New: iPad • The app now runs on iPad as well. • Timers and alarms sit in a grid of cards, the alarm list stays beside the alarm you open, and Help shows its topics next to the page. • With iPadOS 27, the timer editor opens beside the timer, which shows your changes as you make them. New: iPhone Duo • On the large inner display, the timer detail and the stopwatch split at the fold, one half on each side. • Timers and alarms use the same wide layouts as on iPad. New: Quick Timer button in the timer list • The lightning bolt beside + opens a quick timer in a single tap. • The add menu now lists "Quick Timer", "New Timer" and "From Preset…" in that order. New: Keyboard shortcuts • With a hardware keyboard: ⌘N for a new timer or alarm, ⇧⌘N for a quick timer, ⌘, for Settings, Space to start or pause, ⌘S to save, ⌘↩ to start a quick timer and ⌘. to cancel. Improvements: • Help covers the new layouts and the keyboard shortcuts. Fixes: • A quick timer now opens with its duration already selected. • Cancelling a new timer or alarm you haven't changed no longer asks about unsaved changes. • In rare cases, a timer whose countdown had just ended could make the app or a widget quit.

Version 1.4.0 contains the following changes: New: Stopwatch • A third tab offers a stopwatch with laps. • A running stopwatch keeps going even when you leave the app. • It appears on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and in the Smart Stack of your Apple Watch. • You can set up Control Center, the Lock Screen or the Action button so that you can start the stopwatch from there. New: Shortcuts • In your own shortcuts you can start a saved timer or a quick timer, stop a timer, ask for the remaining time, move to the next round, or turn an alarm on or off. • You can ask for all of your saved timers, as well as the round, the phase and each configured duration of one timer. • Your timers appear in Spotlight search — findable by the names you gave them. Improvements: • In landscape, timers and alarms lay out as a grid of cards, and a timer's detail view uses two columns. • Timers and alarms can now also be deleted from the card's context menu, not just by swiping. • Onboarding and the in-app help cover the stopwatch as well. Fixes: • An interval timer started from a widget ignored the configured sounds of its individual phases and always played the same sound. • On the last round of an interval timer with a cool-down, "Continue" on the Lock Screen did nothing and left the alert standing. It now starts the cool-down phase.

Version 1.3.1 contains the following changes: Fixes: • It could happen that alarms which were switched on did not go off. • Exporting your data now leaves out quick timers, because a quick timer starts the moment you create it and deletes itself once you are done with it. On import it would otherwise reappear as an already deleted timer in an inconsistent state. Importing older exports that still contain quick timers now correctly ignores them. Improvement: • Saving an alarm closes the edit view — just like saving a timer.

Two new ways to get a countdown running fast — Quick Timers and a gallery of ready-made presets. NEW • Start a Quick Timer in two taps: choose 1, 3, 5, 10, 15 or 25 minutes — or dial any duration — and it starts right away, then clears itself from the list once you are done with it. • Add a timer from ten ready-made presets: Pomodoro, Pomodoro 50 / 10, HIIT, Tabata, Meditation, Power Nap, Green Tea, Boiled Egg, Box Breathing and Stretching. Each one explains what it is for before you add it. • Put the Quick Timer widget on your Home Screen — one tap starts a countdown, and the ones already running come with their own controls. • Choose the color and sound every new quick timer gets, and, optionally, keep quick timers together in their own part of the list. IMPROVED • The app has a sense of motion now: cards open into the timer you tapped, the tomato dial winds up. - Controls answer with haptic feedback. - Reduce Motion is respected throughout. • Scrolling stays smooth while timers are running, and large text sizes fit. FIXED • Changing an alarm's time switches it back on instead of leaving it silently disabled. • Snoozing or dismissing from the Dynamic Island now shows up in the app right away.

Fixed a crash that could affect the Tomato Timer widget during automatic refreshes. Small wording and Help improvements.

NEW • Now available in French and Spanish, matching your device language. • "Skipping" indicator — the alarm list now shows right on the row when an alarm's next occurrence will be skipped. • Onboarding can now be skipped, with a clearer final "Make It Yours" screen. IMPROVED • Never lose an edit — leaving a timer or alarm with unsaved changes now asks whether to save or discard. • Warm-up and cool-down have their own switch, independent of interval timers — add either to any timer. • Repeating, interval, and warm-up/cool-down options are on by default on new installs, while your existing settings are kept — a Settings tip shows how to switch them off for a simple countdown. FIXED • Tomato Timer widget is more reliable on long timers — countdowns over an hour no longer trigger excessive widget updates.

NEW • Tomato Timer widget — small, medium and large kitchen-timer tomato for your Home Screen. Tap to start, pause or resume. • Warm-up & cool-down — add an optional warm-up before the first round and a cool-down after the last. Rename "cool-down" to "Long Break" for full Pomodoro sessions. • Show a tomato kitchen-timer illustration on any timer's detail view with a single toggle. • Sort timers by overall duration and see the total run time on every row. IMPROVED • Customise the Tomato Timer widget in Settings — show or hide the control buttons and the digital display. • Stop button now uses an adaptive brand red that stays clearly visible in dark mode. • Revised help text throughout for clearer guidance. FIXED • Alarms are reliable across reinstalls, daylight-saving switches and timezone changes.