It is back!
Response from developer
Thank you, this made our day! It's great to hear from someone who has been training with the timer for so many years. The comeback was a big rebuild so it means a lot that it still feels like your favourite. If you ever have an idea for a new drill or feature just write to us at help@dry-fire-timer.com or tap Send Feedback in Settings, we read every message. Happy training and see you on the range!
Awful Update
Now it quits immediately on launch, I’ll probably have to delete the save data, along with all my drills that I had to recreate, if I want to run it again.
On top of that, the stupid save screen that now comes after every drill is an annoyance.
Find another timer app, this is a guaranteed disappointment.
Response from developer
Hi, thank you for the honest feedback and we're really sorry, losing your saved drills after an update is the worst thing a timer app can do and you had every right to be upset. The crash on launch came from the data migration in 4.0 and it was fixed in an update a few days after your review. The current version opens normally and keeps your drills, so there is no need to delete the app or its data. About the save screen after each drill, you were right. The next update 4.1.3 adds a switch in Settings, Ask to Save After Drill. Turn it off and the result just goes to the log without any screen. If you decide to give it another try and something still doesn't work please write to us at help@dry-fire-timer.com or use Send Feedback in Settings and we will help you personally
Audio doesn’t work
Response from developer
Hi, sorry for the trouble and for the slow reply. The app was completely rebuilt in 2026 and the sound issue is gone, beeps now play through the speaker, Bluetooth and AirPods. Please update to the latest version and if you still hear nothing write to us at help@dry-fire-timer.com and we will sort it out
Simple but off
The Con: Major complaint is the time is off. It’s much faster then a actual timer. Probably off by .2 or more. Also if you want to stop you need to go back to the beginning. I like to set up a drill and do maybe 10 reps and then bring the par time down and continue. The problem is if you want to stop you have to start from the beginning.
Response from developer
Thank you for checking it against a real timer, that was a fair point. In the 2026 rebuild we moved the beeps to the hardware audio clock so the par time you set is the time you hear. You can also pause a drill now and continue from the same string instead of starting over. If you try it again and see any difference please let us know at help@dry-fire-timer.com
No volume
Response from developer
Sorry for the very late reply and for the trouble with the sound. The app was rebuilt from scratch in 2026 and the audio works again on current iPhones, including Bluetooth speakers and AirPods. If you still have it please update and give it another try, and if anything is wrong write to us at help@dry-fire-timer.com
