Timery for Toggl

New in Timery: Support for iPhone Duo and for iOS 27 including extra-large-portrait widgets, expanded Dynamic Island support, Apple Watch complication improvements, and several design tweaks.

— iPhone Duo —

Timery is now optimized for iPhone Duo. On the outer display, Timery shows the iPhone layout with a vertical tab bar and buttons. On the inner display, Timery shows the iPad layout with a sidebar.

— Widgets —

On iOS 27, the Dashboard, Project, Saved Timers, Recent Timers, and Time Tracked widgets have new extra-large-portrait sizes.

With this size, turn on widget features like the current timer’s duration today, start controls, and timer pages and still have plenty of room for timer buttons.

— Dynamic Island —

On iOS 27, Timery now better supports the Dynamic Island in landscape orientation and on iPhone 18 Pro with two or more Live Activities.

In these compact-width activities, when seconds are turned on for the Dynamic Island, durations under one hour will show just minutes (e.g. “23m”); durations over one hour will show hours & minutes (e.g. “1:04”).

(Note: This format change won’t happen right at the hour mark because of how Live Activities work, but the next time the Live Activity is updated either from opening the app or a background update, the format will change.)

— Apple Watch —

From an iPhone running iOS 27, Timery can now update complications on an Apple Watch running watchOS 27 after starting, stopping, or editing the current time entry when the watch is connected & in range and the watch app is suspended in the background.

(Note: This isn’t guaranteed to happen every time, but Timery will attempt to make it happen. Even if it doesn’t, opening the app should show the updated current time entry right away and update complications.)

Timery now requires watchOS 9 or higher.

— Mac —

There are various design tweaks including improvements to the current-time-entry view below the toolbar, buttons in the toolbar, and menus with some restored icons.

On macOS 27, pull-to-refresh is now available in Saved Timers view, Time Entries view, and in reports.

Alternate Dock icons are updated to be in the OS27 style. For macOS 26, there is a small selection of alternate icons in the OS26 style to also choose from. On macOS 26 and higher, there is a new option to set whether or not light icons automatically change to dark versions when system dark mode is on.

This update should fix the issue in Time Entries view on macOS 27 where expanding the width of the Timery window and then shrinking it would keep the wide margins in the narrower window.

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Thank you for using Timery and being part of the Timery Club. I couldn’t keep working on Timery without you and your support. Thank you. More to come!

Happy time tracking!
– Joe