Squall · Changelog
What's new in Squall.
Every release, and what changed. The latest is always at the top.
1.1
Squall comes to iPad — with a fresh set of clock faces and polish throughout.
Now on iPad
Squall is now a native, universal app — built for the big display.
- Full-screen iPad experience with a leading sidebar and layouts tuned for both portrait and landscape.
- A big gym-clock running screen made for a stand, tripod, or wall mount — readable from across the room.
- Squall Pro is called out right in the iPad sidebar for subscribers.
New clock faces
More ways to make the running screen yours.
- Flipboard (free) — a nostalgic split-flap board that flips through your countdown.
- Retro Digital (Pro) — a warm amber LCD with a crisp, synced colon blink.
- Bold is now free for everyone. Pro faces are Retro Digital and Pride (a hypnotic multi-colored mandala).
Get Ready tips
Quick pointers on the setup screen — control with Siri, swipe the counter, and more — that fade away the moment you hit Start, so nothing competes with your workout.
More reliable on Apple Watch (Pro)
Heart rate and calories keep recording through a workout and reach your phone even with the Watch display off.
Fixes & polish
- Sharper, correctly-timed Retro Digital seconds blink (only blinks while running).
- Cleaner iPad layouts, including a sidebar divider that now sits on the edge of the rail.
- A paywall sheet that sizes to its content and fits every screen.
- Refreshed clock-face descriptions.
1.0
Initial release.
The beautiful, reliable WOD & interval timer for iPhone: AMRAP, For Time, EMOM, Tabata, and Mix; clock faces; spoken cues and coach voices; workout log; and a running-workout Live Activity. Your music stays yours.
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