Your timers now pick up right where they left off. • Pick up where you left off — If iOS closes TimerMinder in the background to free memory, a running Pomodoro or Darkroom timer is no longer lost. Reopen the app and it's right there, still counting the correct time to the second. (Countdown, Count Up, and Repeat already did this — now Pomodoro and Darkroom do too.) • Straight back to it — Reopening the app takes you directly to the tab with your running timer, so there's nothing to hunt for. • Accurate to the second — Restored timers stay anchored to the real clock, so the time is always right even if you were away a while. A timer that already finished while you were gone won't reopen onto a stale screen — you'll have already gotten its alert. Thank you for using TimerMinder, and for the feedback that led to this fix.

Timers that don't quit until you do. • Ring until dismissed — When a timer finishes it now keeps alerting (tone plus a gentle vibration) instead of a single beep, so you won't miss it from across the room. Tap the big Stop bar to silence it — and it also stops the moment you reset, restart, or leave the screen. If you walk away, it auto-silences after a minute, so it never rings forever or drains your battery. • Everywhere it should be — Count Down, Repeat, Pomodoro, and the Darkroom timer all get the new repeating alarm. In tap-to-advance Repeat and tap-between Pomodoro, every interval and phase also rings until you continue, so a waiting hand-off never slips by. • A real darkroom buzzer — The Darkroom timer now finishes with an authentic mechanical buzzer, just like the classic enlarger timers many of us grew up with. (You can practically smell the fixer.) Like the sound? "Buzzer" is now a selectable alert tone for every timer, not just the Darkroom. Still true to form: the alarm rings through the silent switch while the app is open, we're honest about the limits of background alerts, and there's no tracking and no account required.