Twi-Timer ~Time Saver~

Twi-Timer ~Time Saver~

by Masao Yamashita

1 ratings
1 review
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2013
  • February 24, 2016

Features

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This app helps you manage your time spent on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. It allows you to set daily limits and timers for browsing sessions, preventing excessive use and promoting a healthier balance between online and offline activities.

Set daily social media limits
Schedule browsing timers
Supports Twitter and Facebook
Automatic session shutdown
Prevents internet addiction
Promotes healthy digital habits
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What's New in Twi

3.0.0

February 24, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - The interface design has been renewed. - The view sizes fixed to view on the 6, 6s, 6Plus, 6sPlus devices. - Bugs are fixed.

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User reviews

Great app for curbing Twitter addiction!

In spite of some misspellings, this app is a fantastic way to limit your time on Twitter. I've wasted lots of time on Twitter, and when my family began to remark about how much time I was spending, I needed to take action. Since Twitter can be helpful, I didn't want to quit it altogether. This app lets you choose how many times a day you can check Twitter, as well as the maximum number of minutes each time. I set mine for 5 times a day, 6 mins. each time--but rarely use all 5 times. This app would be great for parents who want to limit their kids' times on Twitter.

A couple of things could improve the app: First, after clicking on a link within tweet, you are returned to the top of your timeline--so you have to scroll all the way down to where you left off. It would be a huge help if it kept your place & returned you to where you left off.

Second, a "read later" function for longer articles (using Readability, for example), would help allow you time "off the time" for longer articles. There was an "add to reading list" option, but when I pressed it it took me to the article, with no way to return to my timeline. I had to close the app and restart, burning one of my allotted allowed sessions.

If these things were fixed, 5+ stars for sure!
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FAQ

What is Twi-Timer?

Twi-Timer is a time management application designed to help users regulate their social media usage. It allows you to set daily limits and timers for platforms like Twitter and Facebook, automatically shutting down sessions when your allotted time is up.

How does Twi-Timer help prevent internet addiction?

By enabling you to pre-plan your social media usage and setting one-day limits, Twi-Timer encourages you to quit SNS at scheduled times. This structured approach helps break addictive patterns and promotes a healthier digital lifestyle.

What social media platforms does Twi-Timer support?

Twi-Timer currently supports time management for Twitter and Facebook. You can select either of these platforms to set your browsing timers and daily limits.

Can I use Twi-Timer on devices other than iPhones and iPods?

Based on the provided information, Twi-Timer is listed as supported on iPhone and iPod. Compatibility with other devices like Android is not specified in the current data.

Is Twi-Timer free to use?

Yes, Twi-Timer is available for free. The application does not require any payment to download or use its core features.

Does Twi-Timer have ads?

No, Twi-Timer does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.

What languages does Twi-Timer support?

Twi-Timer supports English and Japanese language environments. The one-day-limit counter may not function correctly on other language preferences.

How often is Twi-Timer updated?

The latest version of Twi-Timer is 3.0.0, which was last updated on February 24, 2016. This indicates that the app has not received updates in recent years.