A refreshed, cleaner design throughout the app, with clearer project and reel status.

• You can now choose the reel length (30, 60 or 90 seconds) when creating or editing a timelapse. • The snapshot counter shows how many pictures your project has really captured.

• The snapshot counter now shows how many pictures your project has really captured, not how many fit inside the reel. • Every project's reel is now rebuilt on every run, so a project that had gone quiet for days catches up. • Full-story reels keep growing past 5,000 snapshots.

You can now delete a timelapse, with everything captured for it, from the project settings. Capture cadences are read from the service, so newly available intervals appear without an app update — including a one-minute cadence for short shoots. Clearer messages when a change cannot be saved.

• Sharing a reel now includes a working link on Android, instead of text only. • Saving a reel shows progress, times out honestly instead of hanging, and no longer leaves large temporary files behind. • Reels are now delivered at about half the previous file size, so downloads finish on mobile connections.

• The capture window is now adjustable — drag the handles or type the times. • A timelapse waiting for its capture window now tells you when it resumes, instead of looking paused. • A finished timelapse now shows its capture settings as locked, so it's clear they no longer apply. • Fixed screens that could run underneath the status bar.

• Fixed a crash when opening a reel from the project card. • Preview image on every project card and in the reel player.

Your timelapse now shows a preview image: every project card and the player open on the latest snapshot from your camera.

• Push notifications now work: get a push the moment your daily time-lapse reel is ready. • Delete your account and all your data directly from Settings. • Step-by-step guide to turn on Ring Snapshot Capture, right in the app.

• Opening TimeLapse from Ring or the confirmation page now signs you straight in — no login screen. • More reliable deep-link sign-in. • Per-project time zone, refreshed look, and various fixes.

• Sign in once — after you connect your Ring camera, opening TimeLapse from the confirmation page signs you straight in. • Pick the time zone for each project, so your capture window follows the camera's local time — not your phone's. • A refreshed look throughout the app. • Faster, smaller time-lapse reels and various fixes.