HumidiCup vs Zen Bell Timer

HumidiCup APP is to enable users to view the data and status of the HumidiCup wireless humidifiers & hygrometers through their mobile phones. Obtain real-time data and historical data of the humidifiers & hygrometers, manage and set the HumidiCup wireless devices. The intuitive historical data curve and data download facilitate users to view the data and fluctuations in a time period. There is no any subscription fee to be charged to the user.

〇Introducing "Zen Bell Timer" Zen Bell Timer” is a timer application that can be used for meditation, yoga, relaxation, and sleep onset. The application uses the “Tamayurarin”, a much-loved item in Japan, and features a dignified and pleasant sound. The actual “Tamayurarin” is characterized by its round shape and swaying motion, and you can enjoy the swaying motion in the application as well. The simple interface makes it easy to use. 〇Characteristic ・This is a timer application using “Tamayura-ring”, a bell with a characteristic round shape. ・Simple design and easy-to-understand user interface. 〇Function ・You can set the timer time by moving your finger on the bell. ・Tap the bell to start the countdown with a comfortable sound and swaying motion. ・You can be set in seconds or minutes, with a maximum setting time of 60 minutes. ・You can set the bell volume from 10 levels ・You can choose from several backgrounds 〇Paid Version Benefit Features ・Repeat function ・Interval function ・end-call function ・Bell sound ON/OFF function ・Vibration function ・Background music to play function monthly fee：$1 〇About Subscriptions How to subscribe 1. Tap “Choose Plan” on the Settings screen 2. Select update interval 3. Subscribe to Subscription ・This is an auto-renewing monthly fee (subscription-type) service. ・Unless you cancel your subscription, you will automatically be charged each month. ・Registration, management, and cancellation can be done through your App Store account settings. 〇About Tamayurarin Tamayurarin is a bell (orin) characterized by its round shape and swaying motion when it is rung. By supporting the bell (oron) with a single post, the sound resonates for a longer period of time, unlike conventional bowl-shaped orons. Tamayurarin, which has been patronized by many people since its launch in 2004, was born from the requests for a compact bell that produces good sound. Tamayurarin" was born from an unconventional idea that makes an orin upside down. After repeated challenges with the cooperation of local companies, a new bell (orin) with a swaying motion was completed. In 2005, we received the Good Design Award from Japan. Tamayurarin is used not only as a Buddhist altar, but also for meditation, yoga, relaxation.