What’s New in Version 1.8 You can now save meditation time to Apple Health. • Turn on saving in Settings. Meditation sessions started after enabling this feature will be saved as Mindful Minutes when completed. • Only time actually spent meditating is recorded. Pauses, breaks, and skipped portions are excluded. • Meditation sessions completed on Apple Watch are also saved after syncing to your iPhone. Apple Health integration is write-only. The app does not read your health data.

• Added Japanese and English interfaces. • Added a system appearance option alongside light and dark modes. • Added an interval walking preset with adjustable walking durations, rounds, warm-up, and cooldown. • Added two-way session sync between iPhone and Apple Watch, including progress, start, pause, resume, and step changes. • Updated the Apple Watch session screen to keep controls accessible while scrolling. • Added an Apple Watch option to repeat haptic alerts for about 10 seconds when walking intervals change.

• Reorganized the home screen around the Timer List, with quick Play and Settings access for each menu. • Set details now open directly to the timer list, making reorder and add actions easier to find. • Separated menu settings into a dedicated sheet opened from the gear button. • Unified activity duration input with horizontal hours, minutes, and seconds wheels. • Added the Stretching category, default left/right pair settings, and automatic rest insertion. • Improved Apple Watch menu sync, session controls, haptics, and readability in Light Tone. • Improved session resume, background time handling, and session history stability.

What's New in Version 1.2 • Create, save, and edit timer sets with multiple timers • Add left/right pairs and rest timers between activities • Sync with Apple Watch to start, pause, resume, and move between timers • Get Watch haptic alerts for interval chimes and the final five seconds • Review session history and automatically resume unfinished sessions • Save completed meditation sessions as Mindful Sessions in Apple Health • Improved the timer list and timer-set editing experience

We have added a feature that allows you to check the number of timer executions on a calendar. This enables you to instantly grasp the daily usage of the timer at a glance. By selecting a date, you can see the number of timer executions for that day, making it easier to review and analyze past usage history.

Thank you for using my app. You can now check your timer usage history with a calendar and a graph.