Motley Timer: Multi Timers
Versatile Countdown Timers
About
Easily manage multiple countdown timers simultaneously. Create custom timer sets with names, repeat cycles, and receive audio notifications for seamless time management during workouts or other activities.
What's New in Motley Timer
4.4
July 18, 2024
Add customizable color for each timer. This can greatly increase the visual queues. Add data analytics.
Subscription plans
Motley Timer Premium
Premium functionality
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Motley Timer?
Motley Timer is a versatile countdown timer application designed to help users efficiently manage multiple timers simultaneously. It allows for the creation of custom timer sets with named intervals and repeat cycles.
How does Motley Timer help with productivity?
By enabling users to set up and cycle through multiple named countdown timers, Motley Timer streamlines time management for various activities. Users receive notifications when the next timer starts, ensuring they stay on track without constant manual intervention.
What are the premium features of Motley Timer?
Premium users can create unlimited named Timer Sets, move any set to active timers, and enjoy audio notifications that announce the timer's name. This offers enhanced convenience for seamless time management.
What is the pricing for Motley Timer Premium?
Motley Timer offers several subscription plans for its premium features, including a monthly plan at $0.99, a 3-month plan at $2.79, a 6-month plan at $5.29, and a 1-year plan at $9.49.
What devices is Motley Timer available on?
Motley Timer is available for iPhone and iPad devices, indicated by its support for these platforms.
What is the age rating for Motley Timer?
Motley Timer has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How often is Motley Timer updated?
The app was last updated on July 18, 2024, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions. Its latest version is 4.4.
Does Motley Timer have ads?
No, Motley Timer does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.
