StartWatch vs Whose Turn (Is It)?

Start the stopwatch instantly, then turn it into a timer. Most timers are inaccurate because it takes 5 to 30 seconds to set the timer while time slips away. With StartWatch, you start the timer like a stopwatch, then you can take as much time as you need to set the alarm. Features Include: Run multiple stopwatches and timers. Convert a stopwatch to a timer and back to a stopwatch. Stopwatch continues to count after the timer is finished. Set a timer based on the time the stopwatch began, or the current time. Change a timer without losing the start time. Customize how the StartWatch is displayed. For example you can choose to show in weeks, days, or years. History - Undo an accidentally stopped StartWatch or change the start time of any event. Markers - Mark a moment in time on a running StartWatch. View how much time has elapsed from the previous Marker. Icon Badges - View how many StartWatches are running at a glance. Live Activities with support for Dynamic Island on iPhone 14 Pro Watch Features: Complications for timers and stopwatches. Run timers and stopwatches in the background.

Whose Turn? makes it easy to track rotating responsibilities in any group. Perfect for: • Splitting the bill — whose turn to pay for lunch? • Household chores — who's doing dishes tonight? • Carpool duty — who's driving this week? • Walking the dog — whose turn is it? • Any rotating responsibility! Features: • Create rotations for any recurring group task • See at a glance whose turn it is with a big, clear display • Flexible recording — the expected person or anyone else • Smart turn order that always shows who's been waiting longest • Full history log of every turn taken • Add or remove members mid-rotation • Haptic feedback when recording turns • All data stored locally on your device • Works offline — no account required Simple, fair, and no more arguments. Just check whose turn it is!