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Very good
It’s are all good app (I have the paid version). The only thing it doesn’t have that I’d love to have on it is the ability to use text to speech for alert tones. But it has voice recording, so that’s sort of the same thing, except less convenient.Andrew 2840
Great Timer
It’s excellent having timers that can be set to different times for different asks. Way better than resetting one timer. Nice appearance, A lot of options more than I have checked out. You won’t be disappointed it’s a good program.LeCynic
Great App, not great on Apple 5 Watch
Great App, I’ve used it on my phone for along time. I was thrilled to see that it’s available on my Apple 5 watch but sadly the functionally isn’t as good. If I’ve done well on time and want to skip to the next section of the timer, you can’t.
Ideally it would be great if you could just swipe left or right once the timers working on your wrist to advance to the next section of the timer, or have a forward and back arrow to advance or go back if you’ve made a mistake. Other than that, great little app, fingers crossed it can be made more useable for the Apple Watch. Would be nice if it could vibrate once each section passes too.Show lessThe Troodster
Love it!
Great features and easy to use. Def a keeper.philipnb
Easily the best timing App for the Apple Watch or iPhone.
Even before the latest update this timer app was head and shoulders above all others. The ability to run colour coded timers of various lengths simultaneously is brilliant. The combination timers are very ingenious. The latest update changes the complication icon on the Apple watch to a countdown slider for the timer ending soonest - this is just incredible. I found I needed to uninstall the app-link from the watch via the phone’s watch settings for Multitimer and then re-install to get the new complication. Takes 5s. This app is the work of a genius.Show lessUWCATPREM
Wow
If you need a set of independent timers for any number of tasks - this app goes there and far beyond. Any kind of timer (countdown, countup, pomodoro, interval... it goes on) in any combination.
I make sourdough bread so I have separate timers for the various stages - it’s a life saver for me with everything else going on. Support is also active and helpful. Highly recommended.Show lessungawa
Developer Response
Hello, Thank you for having taken your time to provide us with your valuable feedback; Your helpful comments are much appreciated! :) Sincerely, Persapps TeamFor Powerboat Time Trialling
We use this app every week and it’s great.
It would be an added bonus to be able to share personalised clocks across all your devices and to store and reuse clocks from the past.chriso122$
Developer Response
Hello, Thank you for the review. :) We are working on designing the iCloud syncing function, so that you could share your timers across all your iOS devices. // If you a Pro app user, then you are able to add unlimited numbers of timers. You don't need to delete or to re-configure timers every time you need a new timer. Timers save what you put in. The app has a bunch of default timers that you can edit to fit the different tasks and deeds. You can add new timers from the top by dragging and dropping the type of timer you want. Sincerely, Persapps Support TeamGreat for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
I use this tool to pace myself and manage my Chronic Fatigue. I’ve found that using the Pomodoro Timer, where I have 25 minutes of activity followed by 5 minutes rest, and then 30 minutes rest after 3 sessions of 25x5 works very well.
I tried pacing before but having a timer like this automates the process and ensures I rest enough. Otherwise I’m inclined to just keep going until I’m exhausted. And then I pay the price being in bed the next day.
With this tool, I use the Pomodoro Timer and then another “count up” Timer for extra rest breaks whenever I feel I need them. I make it an experiment to see how long I need to rest before I feel rejuvenated. Something about having timers seems to give me permission to pace myself rather than just keep pushing all the time.
Delighted to have found this app!Show lessRachelDuBois
Excellent
👍👌🏽Kibgod
Does not show up on lock screen
I prefer my iPad to be in sleep while a timer is running. When the timer reach zero, it should show up on the lock screen. Most other timers do, including Timer+ but MultiTimer don't. I set a 30 seconds countdown, started it, put iPad in sleep, and watched a blank screen waiting for it to display completed timer. When I wake up the iPad, oh look! I'm one minute overdue!
Deleted the app after about 10 minutes of trying it out. On paper, it looks like a good design, colourful, great layout, etc., but if it won't show up on the lock screen when iPad is in sleep, I don't want it.Show lessMajor Eazy
Developer Response
Hello, Major Eazy, Thank you for your feedback. Often, and in most cases, the problem lies in the settings of notifications and "do not disturb" modes. First off clear all notification in the Notification Center screen and then make a hot reboot of the iPhone, then you should check: - Alert and Notification settings in the Settings app: Settings app > Notifications > MultiTimer - Sound settings in the Multitimer settings: MultiTimer > Side Menu > Settings > Sound settings - Timer Sound options within the timer settings: MultiTimer > (any) Timer > Sounds > Sound Also, be sure the "Don't disturb" function and the "Silent" mode are disabled in the Control Center. If everything is good with these parameters, then the following steps may help you: - Completely close the app. - Turn off the Internet on your phone. - Reboot the phone. - Launch the app without the Internet connection. After that you can turn on the Internet. We could understand more and answer your questions if you would contact our support team at support@persapps.com or via "Send feedback" option in the app's Settings, giving us an opportunity to study the analytical log of your application on the iPad. Sincerely, Persapps Support Team
