Simple Routine Timer

"Simple Routine Timer" is a smart timer app designed to streamline your daily tasks.

■ Recommended For:
* Students and professionals looking to boost focus on study or work.
* Individuals who want to manage their exercise or stretching time.
* Homemakers who need to time cooking or chores.
* Anyone aiming to build daily routines into habits.

■ Key Features:

**[Routine Management]**
* Create unlimited routines by combining multiple tasks.
* Easily add, edit, delete, and reorder tasks.
* Your routines are automatically saved on your device.

**[Smart Timer]**
* Automatically transitions to the next task upon completion.
* Pause, resume, and reset functions.
* Be prepared with a preview of the next upcoming task.

[Beautiful UI/UX]
* Visualize remaining time with a circular progress ring.
* Large, easy-to-read time display.
* Progress indicators for each task.
* Intuitive and straightforward controls.

[Notification Features]
* Sound alerts when a task is completed.
* Vibration feedback.
* A satisfying notification when your entire routine is finished.

[Accessibility]
* Full VoiceOver support.
* Accessible for users with visual impairments.
* Accessibility labels for all buttons and information.

[Privacy-Focused]
* We do not collect any personal information.
* All data is stored only on your device.
* Works completely offline, no internet connection required.

■ Example Use Cases:

[Morning Routine]
1. Stretch (5 min) → 2. Meditate (10 min) → 3. Read (15 min)

**[Study Routine]**
1. Math (25 min) → Break (5 min) → 2. English (25 min) → Break (5 min)

**[Workout Routine]**
1. Warm-up (3 min) → 2. Workout (20 min) → 3. Cool-down (5 min)

[Work Routine]
1. Draft Proposal (30 min) → 2. Handle Emails (10 min) → 3. Prep for Meeting (15 min)

■ Highlights:
* Simple and intuitive operation
* Beautiful and polished design
* Highly customizable
* Stable performance
* Optimized for battery efficiency

Why not make better use of your time with "Simple Routine Timer," your partner for boosting daily productivity and building habits?