Rereminder - Smart alarm

The dial is now colored by your alerts. It used to split into colors only while you were dragging a bell and went back to a single color the moment you let go. Now the stretches between alerts each keep their own color at rest. They match the section cards in Presentation mode, so a card and its stretch on the dial stay connected. Timers longer than an hour are drawn as two rings. The first hour is the outer ring, the overflow is the inner one, and the bells and handle sit on whichever ring holds their time. Previously the second lap was drawn on top of the first, which made it hard to tell 90 minutes from 30. Fixed a bug where you could not shorten a timer longer than an hour using manual entry. With 110 minutes set, opening the manual input showed minutes only up to 60, so 45 could not be selected. It now offers the same range as the dial, up to 120 minutes. Alerts you have switched on now come first in the list. What is currently set is the thing you most need to see, and in plain time order those alerts kept getting pushed to the right as presets piled up, out of sight. Naming sections in Presentation mode is less cramped. Tapping anywhere on the screen dismisses the keyboard, the card you are editing scrolls up above the keyboard, and the section list gets more room while you type. Every so often the app will ask whether anything has been bothering you, so you can tell us without hunting for the feedback button in Settings. The developer reads every message. Privacy: the third-party analytics SDK is gone entirely. In its place, only anonymous counts of which features get used are collected in the developer's own iCloud. Your content — timer names, alert messages — along with device or account identifiers and location, never leaves your phone.