A countdown for the gym, more of them on screen at once, and your whole list one tap away. • New Dumbbell visualization — a loadable dumbbell that gets heavier as the countdown runs out. Plates go on the way you actually load one, the heaviest first and one end at a time, until the bar is fully loaded at zero. For gym days, training plans and getting back into it • Duo and Large Grid now work on iPhone — watch two or four countdowns at once, a layout that used to be iPad- and Mac-only. Every cell still reads across a room • All your countdowns are now one tap from the main screen: a list button sits in the bottom-left corner • "Ring alarm" can now go off 1, 2 or 3 minutes early, not just seconds — enough time to walk to the room before it rings • Snooze a ringing alarm, like any alarm clock — it goes quiet and rings again 5 minutes later, without moving the countdown's date • Call off a countdown without deleting it — archive it from the list, the ⋯ menu or its own form, and it stops showing and ringing until you bring it back. For the meeting that was cancelled but will happen eventually • Archived countdowns live in that list now — switch between Active and Archived at the top, instead of looking for them in a menu • The Cocktail visualization is now Juice Bar — a tall glass of juice with a straw and an orange wheel, and a whole pile of fruit beside it: a pineapple, a mango, an orange, a lime and a bunch of grapes. Your countdowns keep the style they were set to

A cleaner screen, countdowns that come alive, and two-countdown layouts. • The on-screen controls now float in the corners and fade away while you watch, so an idle screen is just your countdown • Notes — keep a flight number, a gate, an address with a countdown; it shows in small type under the name • The scenes are alive now: skies warm at dawn and cool at night, clouds drift, the Christmas tree is lit by real flickering candles, the birthday cake glows from its own, and the flight globe turns under real weather with an atmosphere around it • Countdowns further out now show hours as well as days, so there's always something moving • New two-countdown layouts on iPad and Mac — Duo arranges a pair automatically for your screen (side by side when wide, stacked when tall), or pick Side by Side or Split Vertically yourself • Ring alarm: Never — for a moment you want to see arrive, but don't need to be woken for • A pre-alert now tells you how much time is left, instead of saying the countdown is over • Screen Care in Settings: the countdown dims after a few idle minutes and returns at a touch, and drifts by a few points over many minutes — both can be switched off • VoiceOver now speaks the countdown state, and Reduce Motion holds the visualizations still • Forms fill the screen on iPad instead of a small centered card • The language picker is easier to browse