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Interval Timer: TimeWave appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Interval Timer is 73/100.

Based on 73 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Super helpful!

One of the best timer apps out there!

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Complete and effective

Excellent app, I have used it for my hiit training (sequential timers) and doing house chores (multiple alarms at the same time) like cooking and laundry etc.

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Awesome

The simplicity is good and the progress is displayed as banner in a locked screen which I liked the most. Very helpful.

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TimeWave: Timer Chains

You mentioned that you make this App premium free today in setting, but can’t find setting icon!?

Response from developer

Hi Mmbeiruti We are really sorry about this issue. This was due to a miscalculation of timezones from our end. Could you please send us an email at timewave.team@gmail.com so that we can get this fixed for you? Thank you so much and we are really sorry about this.

Smart!

Really useful for lots of things! Chaining timers is handy. Great stuff.

Response from developer

Thank you very much for the kind words. Hope you have a great day :)

Finally, Stacked Timers that Work

I’ve tried a handful of apps that promise the ability to make custom timer stacks for whatever task you like (e.g., Chemex coffee pours, Pomodoro, etc.). Where those other apps have struggled are things like actually kicking off the next timer and/or alerting you that it’s time to move to the next step in your process.

TimeWave gets it right! I have this app parked in a complication that gives me easy access to the timers I’ve created.

A tip from the developer regarding haptic feedback: Go to settings in the Apple Watch app on your iPhone -> General -> Return to Clock -> TimeWave, and update TimeWave to have a 1 hour limit. This will let TimeWave provide haptic feedback on your watch for timers up to an hour in length.

H/T to MacStories.net for alerting us to this great app.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for the kind words πŸ”–πŸ€. Hope you have a great day :)

Excellent App & Dev. Wildly Underrated.

TimeWave is one of those apps that is pretty hard to find in the App Store, but is so worth the search. Not only can you form multiple timer chains that serve different purposes, but they’ll work on any of your devices (M chip Macs, Apple Watch, iPad, & iPhone.

I’m using TimeWave to help me form good habits through routines. The voice-guided prompts & ability to set timer reminders (ie. Remember to start your X timer now) are absolutely stand out features that none of the routine apps or timer chain apps have (I’ve researched extensively, hence how I found TimeWave).

That being said, you can do a lot more with TimeWave, your imagination is your biggest limitation.

Initially, the app had a bug that I reached out to the dev to fixed. He was very professional, communicative, & diligent. He fixed the bug quickly & answered all my questions.

Overall, great app, great dev, & great functionality across purposes.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for the kind words πŸ”–πŸ€. We do have a lot of stuff planned, but if somethings amazing pops up in your imagination, feel free to let us know in the Feedback Section and we'll make it happen πŸ˜ŠπŸš€. Have a great day!!