Finally
Tolle App für Pendulen und …
Missing?
Great timepiece audio analyser
Grandfather Clock
Delightfully simple!
Love this app but….
My Only question is to the designer of the app, I’m using an IPhone 16, and tried to connect an external microphone , but it wouldn’t work with the app, so can you use an external microphone with this app or not ?
Balancing my iPhone on top of a longcase clock isn’t best practice, please let me know
A must have for cuckoo clock owners
Response from developer
Hi, I was so happy to hear that my app was helpful for you. This is exactly why I developed it to help other clock owners. Thank you for the review. I’ll appreciate if you could refer other relevant users to this app. Thanks, Nir
Works fine
It tells you whether it’s levelled or not, beats consistency and it has a nice design overall. I like that the pendulum for the cuckoo clock swings as it hears the beats.
Perfect calibrator!
Just what I was looking for
1) Plot the period over a few minutes to see the stability of the escapement
2) Allow reference periods over 1 second, my buco clock has a target period (half swing) of 1125 milliseconds, and a full return to start period of 2250 ms, with 25 pins on the escapement wheel.
Really useful
Marvellous
Doesn’t work.
Response from developer
I’m sorry for your disappointment, but are you sure that the selected reference timing is the relevant one for your clock movement? The app itself is very accurate in measuring the clock ticking period but without the correct reference the adjustment wouldn’t work.
Perfect timing
If you have vintage clocks, I definitely recommend this app!
Great App, exactly does what it says
I’m trying to diagnose what’s going on with my old mantle clock to try and decide if I can sort out the problem myself. I’m finding my readings are inconsistent and range from around 80% level up to 97% level over about 28 seconds.
This cycle repeats over and over. I notice the ticks get quieter when the percentage drops suddenly.
I’m wondering if you have ever thought of including a record or logging function so I could post my results to a forum for others to view.
They could play my recording back in their copy of the app?
Just a thought. Great program just the way it is
Well done!
Response from developer
Thank you very much for the review and the feedback. Regarding the recording feature, the easiest way is to simply record your clock sounds using the iPhone voice recorder, and play it on a second phone while running the app on your iPhone. You can also send the recording to anyone else, though he would need 2 phones... I was actually doing this many times during the development of the app, works quick good.
Excellent but needs some slight changes
I have three requests that would make the app perfect for me:
—please allow a frequency of 60.000 BPM! I don’t know why the app doesn’t allow this. I use 60.001 BPM for my grandfather clocks, which is close enough, but it’s kind of annoying to have to do so.
—you should really repackage/rename this app to be for all mechanical clocks, not just cuckoo clocks. The cuckoo clock animation is cute, but I think more people would purchase the app if it were clear that this can be used for all mechanical clocks
—it would be wonderful if the app would save the data once a measurement is completed. Making a slight noise to pick up the phone or to take a screenshot completely disrupts the completed measurement, and it disappears.
Thanks for a great app!
