Small improvements and fixes.

Added App Store listings in more languages. No changes to the app itself.

A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Kitchen Capacity Kitchen Capacity works backward from serving time using the ovens, burners and prep stations you actually have. See start order, resting time and dishes that exceed your waiting preferences. 1. Open Kitchen Capacity from the timer toolbar. Set serving time and independent resource counts. 2. Add dishes or import a saved meal, then confirm each dish’s real resource, duration, rest and waiting preference. Earlier priority gets the latest available slot. 3. Inspect the schedule, save the plan and share a cooking handoff. Tap a dish’s Start button and confirm to start its existing Cookbell timer now. Up to 20 dishes, three independent ovens, six burners and six prep stations; 50 saved plans. This deterministic schedule is not guaranteed optimal. Each dish uses one independent resource slot; shared oven trays and temperature compatibility are not modeled. Include preheating and changeover time yourself. Waiting preferences do not establish food safety. Plans do not automatically schedule future timers or alerts.

Cookbell 3.0 — your timers, everywhere you look. LIVE ACTIVITIES — every running timer now appears on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: the countdown, the dish, and a progress ring, without unlocking your phone. Pause states and added time update live; the countdown itself never needs the app open. THE CONDUCTOR — Serve Together plans are now drawn as a timeline: every dish is a lane, staggered starts are visible, and every lane lands on the same serve line. The plan you could always build, now the plan you can see. Everything else stays exactly where you left it — presets, sequences, meal presets, doneness guides, and the altitude adjuster.

Serve Together for saved meals: Cookbell can now calculate when each dish should start so a multi-part meal finishes together. Saved meal cards show a compact serve-time board, and the new Serve Together button stages shorter items with automatic start reminders before their real timers begin. This update also refreshes notification prompt wording, tightens App Store metadata, and keeps the original Start Now meal launch for cooks who want every timer to begin immediately.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, so every screen reads as a clean column. iPhone is unchanged; still fully on-device.

What's New in Cookbell 1.3 Meal Presets - save a named collection of timers and start them all in one tap. Build your "Sunday Roast", "Ramen Night", or "Thanksgiving" setup once - choose each timer's duration, name, color, and alarm tone - then tap Start to launch all of them simultaneously. Edit or delete meals any time. Tap the fork-and-knife icon in the Add Timer sheet to open your Meals list. Save Guide Items as Presets - any entry in the Cooking Guide Timings tab can now be saved directly to your Your Presets list. Tap to expand an item, then tap "Save Preset" alongside the Start Timer button. A confirmation badge confirms the save. Saved items appear at the top of the Presets tab for instant one-tap access. Altitude Adjustment for Boiling Times - living above sea level? Go to Settings -> Cooking Guide -> My Elevation and choose your elevation tier (2,500 / 5,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 ft). Boiling-sensitive items (eggs, pasta, grains) in the Timings tab are automatically adjusted by the CSU Extension formula (+30 sec per 1,000 ft for eggs; +30 sec per 1,000 ft for pasta and grains). A mountain badge in the guide header confirms the adjustment is active. Poached eggs and pan-cooked items are unchanged.

What's New in Cookbell 1.2 Temperature & Doneness Guide — a new Temps tab inside the Cooking Guide, covering 29 cuts and foods with their USDA safe minimum temperatures, chef's preferred target ranges, rest times, and visual doneness indicators. Beef (rare through well-done, ground, roast), pork (chops, pulled, ribs), poultry (breast, thigh, whole chicken, turkey), fish and seafood (salmon, shrimp, scallops, lobster), lamb, eggs, ham, and reheating / the danger zone. All data is offline and USDA-sourced. Switch between °F and °C with one tap. Timer History — the last 50 completed timers are now logged automatically. Open Settings → History to see what ran, when it finished, and tap "Run Again" to re-use it instantly. Perfect for repeating a cook ("how long did I do those potatoes?"). Stopwatch Mode — a new Timer / Stopwatch toggle in the Custom tab lets you start a count-up instead of a countdown. The card shows elapsed time, a stopwatch icon in the ring, and the same Pause and Reset controls. Great for braising, smoking, proofing dough, or any task where you need to know how long something has been going, not how long is left.

What's New in Cookbell 1.1 Cooking Guide — a searchable offline reference with accurate, sourced cooking times for 50+ ingredients across eggs (by size and starting temperature), pasta shapes, grains, meats, seafood, vegetables, baking, and hot drinks. Tap any entry to start a timer directly. Access it from the book icon in the Add Timer sheet. Sequential Timers — chain multiple steps into a single queue and they fire automatically one after the next. Perfect for "pasta water: 10 min → pasta: 9 min" or a full pour-over sequence. Available as the new Sequence tab in the Add Timer sheet. Repeat Mode — set any custom timer to auto-restart up to 20 times when it finishes, with the current lap shown on the card. Great for Pomodoro intervals, risotto stirs, or interval training. Add 5 Minutes — the timer card menu now includes both +1 min and +5 min options. More Presets — expanded Pasta & Grains category with Spaghetti, Penne, Rigatoni, and Brown Rice at accurate al-dente times; Hot Drinks adds Oolong Tea and AeroPress; Oven & Stove adds Salmon, Shrimp, and Cookies.