BigTimer. vs Plain Paste

BigTimer turns your phone or tablet into a giant, easy-to-read stopwatch and countdown timer. The digits fill the whole screen, so you can see the time from across the room. STOPWATCH • Huge MM:SS digits that scale to fill the screen; hours appear automatically after 59:59 • Lap times with split totals, the fastest and slowest lap marked COUNTDOWN • One-tap presets from 1 minute to 1 hour, or set any time up to 23:59:59 • Loud alarm, vibration and flashing digits when time is up • Both timers run side by side: switch views and the other keeps counting INTERVAL ALERTS • Beep and vibrate every 1, 2, 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes; ideal for workouts, practice sessions and talks MADE FOR READING AT A DISTANCE • Five color themes: Navy, Black, Night (red, easy on dark-adapted eyes), Green and Light (for bright rooms) • Works in portrait and landscape • Full-screen, distraction-free display; the screen stays awake while timing • Keeps time while the phone is locked and remembers your timers, laps and settings when you reopen it • No ads, no accounts, no data collected Great for workouts and HIIT, talks and presentations, classrooms and exams, meetings, cooking, board games, and anywhere you need to see the time at a glance.

Plain Paste makes copied text easier to use. Paste formatted text from websites, documents, emails, chats, or notes, and Plain Paste copies a clean plain-text version back to your clipboard. Made for everyday moments when bold text, links, fonts, colors, and hidden formatting get in the way. Features: • Remove formatting from rich text • Copy cleaned plain text back to your clipboard • Access and reuse up to 100 recent items in clipboard history • Turn clipboard history off whenever you want • Private by design: Plain Paste only reads and cleans text you explicitly paste into the app. Clipboard history is stored locally, can be cleared anytime, and never leaves your device. Plain Paste is a simple utility for everyone who writes, copies, pastes, cleans up notes, reuses text, or just wants text to behave.