Security update • Every library the app ships with was checked against public vulnerability databases, and every affected package was updated. The result is published at timewarp.sp33c.tech/security/status. • Keeps the bulk archiving from 1.12: archive a day, a month, a selection or everything from the By-day list.

Archive in bulk • In the By-day list, each day has a menu: archive that day, archive its whole month, or pick blocks from it. • Select blocks: tap rows to tick them, select all or none, and archive what you picked in one go. Pick archived rows and the same button brings them back. • Archive all files every finished block at once. • The day book gets an archive button for the day you are reading. • Archived time still counts in the timetable, totals and exports — it only leaves the list. Running timers are never touched.

End-to-end encryption • Seal your focus names, notes and customer details with a passphrase only you hold. TimeWarp's servers store and sync them but cannot read them. • Choose to encrypt everything you already have, or only new data from now on — and change your mind later. • A recovery code, shown once, is the way back in if you forget the passphrase. Type it back before anything is sealed. • Your other devices and the web ask for the passphrase once. Assistants connected over MCP read names only if you enter it when connecting them. • Reminders for an encrypted focus no longer name it, and the CSV export is built on your phone.

Hand over, and see your whole day • Hand over: switched to something else a while ago? Drag a notch along the running block to the moment you switched — it ends there and the next focus starts there, with no gap and no overlap. • Present and breaks: the day book and every day in the list now show when you were present, and how much of that was breaks. • Gaps you didn't log stand out as their own band, in the day book and in the list. • Tap the running clock to edit the block that is running. • The sync status says why when something stays on your phone, instead of counting it as pending forever. • The split sheet's running total stays on screen, and the annual saving on the Pro sheet is worked out from your store's own prices.

A calmer TimeWarp • A new look: quieter colour, larger type, and one clear action on every screen. Light and dark, both properly. • The logger is simpler: Start, Pause and Close, with the rarer tools behind one More button. • Every button and row is easier to hit, and the whole app reads with VoiceOver — the clock says "Running 47 minutes on App redesign". • A day's total is the whole day: worked time and breaks kept apart, the same figure in the log, the day book and the timetable. • The web app now does everything the phone does: pause that syncs, breaks, overlaps, the day book with quarter hours, sharing a day as a file.

Tell ChatGPT or Claude what you did, and it lands in your timetable. CONNECT AN AI ASSISTANT TimeWarp now speaks the Model Context Protocol. Connect it once at timewarp.sp33c.tech/connect and your own assistant can book time, run the timer, read your week and draft an invoice from unbilled hours — in plain language, against your real account. You approve the connection, see it listed under Settings, and can cut it off at any time. FAIRER QUARTER HOURS The day book used to round the start of a block down and the end up, so four minutes at 09:58 read as half an hour. It now rounds once, on the time you actually worked. A new setting decides which way a part-quarter goes: your side, your client's side, or hidden entirely for work priced as a fee. PAUSE AND RESUME Take a break without splitting the block in two. Pause, come back, and the time away is left out. Reminders can now be set from an assistant too, and the timetable exports as a real Excel workbook.

Breaks, and three smaller things that were in the way. Add a break by hand. Pick the stretch you were away and the blocks it covers give those minutes up — trimmed at the edge, split down the middle, or removed if nothing of them survives. The sheet shows you exactly which blocks it will change before anything is written, and a break inside the block you are still timing leaves the timer running. The share you are setting is no longer under your thumb. Adjusting a focus percentage now reads the number out large, away from the buttons. Closing a block offers its end time. Close still stamps the moment you press it — one tap keeps that, the other opens the block for the once you looked up ten minutes late. And you can see what you type. The keyboard no longer covers the detail field in the edit sheet, or the last fields of the business and invoice forms.

Interruptions, and a way back. Something grabs you mid-block: tap the focus that interrupted you and TimeWarp asks whether to close what you were on, or come back to it afterwards. Back continues it in a fresh block — and an interruption can itself be interrupted, so each Back returns one level. Fix a time with a tap. Start and End each carry −15 · −5 · +5 · +15, so "it ran five minutes over" no longer means opening the date picker. Stray blocks get caught. A closed block under two minutes is marked with a red stripe and offers to delete itself — it is almost always a Start you undid a moment later. Quarters that add up. In the day book, two blocks that merely touch no longer both claim the quarter between them, so a day can be copied out row by row without counting the same fifteen minutes twice. A pause you can take anywhere. A break started on your phone now shows on your other devices, and can be resumed from either. The lock screen keeps up. Change the running block's focus and the Live Activity follows it. Also: a tidier list header, and the overlap and warp screens now speak French, Italian, Polish, Indonesian, Malay and Chinese.

Where the time went • A new Analytics screen: step through a week, a month, a year or everything, by focus or by customer. • Each one shows its share of the period and how it moved against the period before — and a focus that went quiet stays in the list instead of vanishing. • A period that is still running is compared day for day against the same days of the last one, so eight days into September never reads as "down 46%". • The same figures as the timetable and the invoices — one calculation, not three.

Read a day out without doing the sums • Every block in the day book now shows its time twice — as you logged it, and rounded to the quarter hour you bill in. The day's total shows both, so you can see what the rounding adds. • Tap a row to light it up and keep your place while you copy the day somewhere else. Tap it again to put it out. The gaps are called out • A stretch nobody logged now gets a row of its own, with the slot and how long it was, instead of being two times that quietly fail to meet. Swipe to turn the page • The day book steps a day either way with a swipe, as well as with the arrows.

A running timer now reaches every device • Start a block on one device and it shows up on the others within seconds, still ticking — and stopping it stops it everywhere. Stop from the lock screen • The Live Activity shows the focus, the client and the time counting up, with a stop button that closes the block without opening the app. No more double-booked hours • A block that shares minutes with another draws a bar showing exactly which minutes, with one tap to trim either block or split the overlap. • The warp dial warns before you make one — it names the block your start is heading for, and how far you have crossed it. A detail per focus • Split a block across several focuses and each one gets its own note, shown under it in the list, the day book and the export. Pause leaves one block • Resuming picks the same block back up instead of starting a second one, and the break is never counted as worked time. Focuses • One customer row instead of two: it filters the list and bills the next focus you add.

Invoices, on your phone • Build a draft for a customer and a week, month or year, edit the lines, finalize, mark paid, cancel, share a link — and share the PDF straight from the share sheet. • Business details: who your invoices come from, currencies, numbering, rounding, page size. • Customers: rate, currency, terms, tax, IDs, address and invoice language are edited right on the customer. Lock screen and sessions • A running timer shows on the lock screen as a Live Activity. • Session: pick a length, TimeWarp alerts you when it ends and closes the block on time. Day book and more • Day: one day as a work book — arrows to yesterday and tomorrow, hours per focus, day total, every block with from–to and details. Grouped by day shows totals in hours and minutes. • TimeWarp speaks 8 languages — pick yours in Settings with a type-ahead field. The list order you choose is remembered.

Customers and billing • Attach focuses to a client and see billable totals per customer, each in their own rate and currency. • Flip the timetable to per-customer rows. Your data, portable • Export everything — or just this week, one focus, or one client — as a JSON file, and merge a backup back in. A clearer log • A block split across several focuses now lists the hours each focus got, not just its percentage. • Every block shows from → to, and the log groups by day. Logging that keeps up • Pause and resume the timer, and edit a block while it runs. • Spread one total across a date range — one finished block per day. • Deleting and archiving now ask first.