Transcript Reader vs Daily Task Timer

Transcript Reader does for subtitles what Safari's default "reader mode" does for articles: create a comfortable reading experience. But its usefulness extends beyond enabling users to focus on video content: Transcript Reader invites video watchers to select, search, copy, Quick note, and read ahead in the transcript. Whether you're a student trying to focus on a lecture, whether you have ADHD and find websites distracting, whether you have a hearing impairment and rely heavily on transcripts, or whether you have some sort of vision impairment that makes reading "on video" subtitles challenging Transcript Reader is for you.

If you are a supervisor of a person with special needs, or someone with autism or ADHD who can process pictures but not written words very well, then this app will definitely help you. This is a task timer for your phone that relies only on pictures instead of written verbal communication to remind the person you are supervising what they need to do for that given time period. Features include: - Being able to choose from any image on your phone what a task looks like - Setting a time on each individual task. Comes in three different timer styles: Clock, Three-Colored Timer, and Hourglass - Creating a custom task that is pre-set so that pressing "Start Activity" always starts the timer - Simple User Interface Don't forget to rate us on your respective app store. Support is needed.