Articles in this category How do I create a new timer? Open LongTimer and use the option to create a new timer. Enter a title, choose the duration and adjust any available options such as color, template or category. Save or start the timer when you are r... How do I pause or resume a timer? Open the timer and use the available pause or resume action. A paused timer should no longer count down until it is resumed. If you use widgets, Apple Watch or complications, the displayed state may t... What is the difference between ending and deleting a timer? Ending a timer usually means that the timer is completed and may appear in history or archive, depending on the app version and your settings. Deleting a timer removes it from your active list and may... Can I edit a running timer? Depending on the current app version, some timer details may be editable while a timer is running, while other values may require stopping or recreating the timer. If a change is not available for an ... What happens when a timer reaches zero? When a timer reaches zero, LongTimer marks it as finished and should trigger the configured notification behavior. The finished timer may also appear in history or archive, depending on the app versio... Can I reuse a finished timer? Yes, LongTimer is designed to make repeated timer use easier. Depending on the app version, you may be able to recreate a timer from history, archive or a template. For tasks you repeat often, templat... Why should I give timers clear names? Clear names make LongTimer much more useful, especially when you have several timers running at the same time or when a timer appears on the Apple Watch, a widget or a complication. Good examples are ...