Timer.Coffee 3.10.0 — A new look, easier settings, and your recent grinds

Your coffee routine has its own preferences. Timer.Coffee 3.10.0 makes them easier to find, with redesigned settings, more control over your account, and quick access to the grind sizes you’ve used recently. You’ll also spot a new app icon, made for the Liquid Glass look of iOS 26.

Settings that fit your routine

Settings now opens with your account and six dedicated pages: Appearance, Language & region, Notifications, Brewing, Home screen, and Privacy & data. Whether you’re changing your theme or adjusting a reminder, you can head straight to the right place.

Choosing your brewing screen is easier too. You can preview the classic timer and immersive view side by side in Settings → Brewing, or from the gear icon before a brew. Your step change alerts have their own place on the Brewing page, with silent, vibration, and sound options. If you prefer to review your beans without a nudge, you can now turn off bean review reminders under Notifications.

Your recent grinds, ready to reuse

When you open a grind-size field, you’ll see up to three of your most recently used sizes. Pick one to reuse it, or start typing to search. The suggestions are available when preparing a recipe, editing a brew in your diary, and recording a brew manually.

More control over your account

Your Account screen now lets you change your email address and link or unlink Google and Apple sign-in. Signing in also uses the same simple sheet throughout the app, and your verification code submits automatically once you’ve entered it.

A new look for your home screen

The new icon appears in your iOS Live Activity as well. If you enjoy switching icons, Settings → Appearance now gives you a grid of previews to choose from.

Small fixes for smoother brews

Smaller details should feel better, too. Your date and time pickers follow your chosen formats, tab labels fit at larger text sizes, and error text is easier to read in dark mode. Your recipe’s grind size no longer gets stuck after tapping Next without changing it, and the coffee level stays steady when you pause and resume an immersive brew.

Update Timer.Coffee and make yourself at home in the new settings before your next cup.

Support Timer.Coffee

If Timer.Coffee is part of your daily coffee routine, you can support the project with a donation. Your contribution helps keep the app free and open source.