Radar Chart Note vs Red Wedge Timer

Create radar charts to record, visualize, and compare ratings and other data. In addition to numerical ratings, you can keep notes and photos together in one place. Use the app for study results, reading logs, product reviews, café visits, investments, character profiles, and much more. ■Great for: • Reviewing test results and study progress • Keeping track of books and personal ratings • Creating character ability charts • Comparing products, services, or competitors • Recording cafés and restaurants you visit • Comparing stocks • Evaluating potential investments across multiple criteria ■Main features: • Create radar charts • Compare multiple charts • Add notes • Attach multiple photos • Save chart images to your photo library • Organize data into groups • Customize chart colors Use Graph Memo to organize what matters to you and compare it using your own criteria.

A timer a child can read before they can read a clock. Turn the dial to however long they have. A red disk fills that much of the hour, and shrinks as the time runs out — so "ten more minutes" stops being an abstract promise and becomes something visible, shrinking, on the table. When the disk is gone, the timer sounds. You choose what it sounds like — beeps, a chime, a cuckoo, marimba, a bell or a buzzer — and how long it keeps going: one second, ten, a minute, or until somebody stops it. Or nothing at all, if the room needs quiet. • Drag the dial, or tap 1 to 60 minutes • Six sounds, all generated by the app itself • Nothing to sign up for, no account, no adverts, no tracking • Works with the screen off Made for getting a small person off a screen, into shoes, or through the last stretch of homework without a countdown they cannot picture.