Decima vs RandomTimer

The application you have before you is but a small attempt at working with time. Since it's a precious commodity all we can do is spend it wisely. That's why I've decided to spend a bit of my time and create Decima (named after Roman Parca, the female personification of destiny) so that you don't have to ;) So what you can do with Decima? In the current version 1.1 (Joséphine) you can: • create multiple timers • set multiple alerts per timer to track time expenditure • use it on both: your iPhone and Apple Watch (iPhone application is necessary) • start/stop timers on demand from your iPhone/iPad or Apple Watch • organize your time in sets • see total/partial time spent for a particular timer • automatically synchronise data between your iPhone and your Apple Watch (timer started on your phone can be paused on your Apple Watch and vice-versa) Have fun. Catch me at krzyspmac@twitter or contact (at) krzysp.net

Choose when the countdown ends—or make it a surprise. RandomTimer lets you enter an exact duration or set a minimum and maximum range. In Random mode, the app selects a countdown duration from within that range. Keep the remaining time visible when you want to track your progress. Hide it when you would rather focus on the activity and wait for the ending alert. Key features • Fixed countdown timer • Random duration within a selected range • Hours and minutes input • Show or hide the remaining time • Pause, resume and stop controls • Sound and vibration alerts • Automatic saving of your last settings RandomTimer is useful for workouts, stretching, studying, reading, focused work, breaks, games, challenges and everyday routines. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/