Seconds Pro Interval Timer

25.0 No new features this time. This release is maintenance work behind the scenes, and everything works exactly as it did before. 25.1 Creating an account with Google, and signing in with one, work again in the free app. 25.2 The tabs at the bottom of the screen no longer disappear after you edit a timer. 25.3 Apple Watch now fetches your timers and settings from iPhone. Request Sync is at the top of the watch's Settings, and My Timers fetches them the first time you open it. Sync Timers Now has gone from the Apple Watch settings on iPhone.

25.0 No new features this time. This release is maintenance work behind the scenes, and everything works exactly as it did before. 25.1 Creating an account with Google, and signing in with one, work again in the free app. 25.2 The tabs at the bottom of the screen no longer disappear after you edit a timer.

25.0 No new features this time. This release is maintenance work behind the scenes, and everything works exactly as it did before. 25.1 Fixed a problem that stopped you signing in with Google.

No new features this time. This release is maintenance work behind the scenes, and everything works exactly as it did before.

Seconds for Apple Watch • Added new compact interval template • Added new setting for intervals template • Added option to remove the info bar during workouts • Added link to Settings from timer controls • Added option to exit to the home screen • Restored haptic feedback only alerts • Restored haptic feedback to all alerts • Fixed volume control from settings • Fixed alert enabling from settings • Fixed watch count down timer not using user defined times • Fixed delay of alerts and haptic feedback • Fixed indefinite intervals • Updated minimum supported watchOS to version 26. watchOS 26 introduced changes that made the previous version of Seconds for Apple Watch stop working. Unfortunately, there was no way to fix it—I had to rebuild the watch app from scratch. In order to function as expected, the app now requires watchOS 26. This means Apple Watches older than Series 6 are no longer supported—I'm sorry if this affects you. All Series 6 and newer watches can update to watchOS 26 (you may also need iOS 18 on your iPhone). If these improvements have resolved any issues you had, an updated review would mean a lot.