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About SequencePlus: Multi-Timer

Why set 5 timers when one sequence does it all? SequencePlus is a precision multi-step timer for workouts, focus sessions, and daily habits. Build a sequence - add steps, set durations, hit start. • Multi-step sequences with custom step names and durations • Live Activity on lock screen - see your current step and time remaining • Notifications at every step transition • History calendar with streak tracking Perfect for: * workout intervals * focus sessions * breathing exercises * morning and evening habits * any repeated multi-step activity Free: * up to 2 sequences * up to 5 steps per sequence Unlock: * unlimited sequences * up to 12 steps per sequence * one-time purchase

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated April 22, 2026

Fixed an issue where completed sessions were not recorded in History when the app was closed during a long sequence.

App privacy

The developer, onkar kulkarni, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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