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Does LongTimer include an Apple Watch app?

LongTimer is designed to work with Apple Watch features where supported by the current app version. The Watch app can help you view timer information directly on your wrist. Feature availability may d...

What can I see on the Apple Watch?

The Apple Watch view is intended to show relevant timer information in a compact format. Depending on the current app version, this may include active timers, remaining time, finished state or Premium...

Why does the Apple Watch not update immediately?

Apple Watch communication is controlled by watchOS and may not update every screen at the exact moment a timer is changed on the iPhone. LongTimer can provide updated data, but the system decides when...

Why does a complication still show an old timer?

Watch face complications are not live views that refresh every second. watchOS controls when complications are reloaded and redrawn. For that reason, a timer that has ended or was deleted may remain v...

What should I do if the Watch shows wrong timer data?

Try these steps: open LongTimer on the iPhone, open LongTimer on the Apple Watch, wait briefly for the system to update, check that both devices are nearby and connected, verify that Premium is recogn...

Which widgets does LongTimer provide?

LongTimer may provide Home Screen or Lock Screen widgets depending on the app version and iOS version. Widgets are designed to give you a quick overview of active timers without opening the app. The e...

Why does the widget not update every second?

iOS widgets are not the same as an open app screen. They are refreshed by the system at intervals chosen by iOS. LongTimer can request updates and provide current data, but iOS decides when the widget...

Why does the widget show “No active timers”?

This message usually means that LongTimer currently has no active timer data available for the widget. Possible reasons include no running timers, recently ended timers, outdated widget data, disabled...

Why does the widget or Watch show “Premium required”?

Some advanced LongTimer features may require Premium. If the widget or Watch shows “Premium required”, the app currently does not see an active Premium entitlement for that feature. Open LongTimer on ...