Speakers assistant vs My Parking Timer

Keep your notes close and your timing on track while you speak. Speakers assistant brings presenter notes, a talk timer and timed alerts to iPhone and iPad. PLAN YOUR TALK Create a presentation with notes and events at the moments you choose. Set spoken messages, sounds or vibrations to mark important points. FOLLOW YOUR NOTES Read each note on screen or hear it through your headphones. Navigate with configurable headphone controls and use the app with VoiceOver or a Braille display. POSITIONAL AUDIO Place a sound marker in the direction of your audience or recording camera to keep your bearings while you speak. Designed especially for blind or low vision speakers. Requires headphones that support head tracking. START FROM YOUR SLIDES Import .pptx, .key or .keynote presentations to create one note per slide, including slide text and presenter notes. You can also import notes from TXT, RTF or DOCX, then export them as TXT or Markdown. WORK ACROSS DEVICES Save talks locally or use optional iCloud storage. Send a presentation to Apple Watch, or connect to the Mac app to send next and previous commands from iPhone.

Keep track of your parking time and find your way back to your car. Parktimer combines a clear timer with reminders and a map of your parking location. Choose a preset parking duration or set your own hours and minutes. Already parked? Move the start time back by two, three or five minutes. Add more time to an active session when needed. For parking without a time limit, use the mode that counts elapsed time. Set one or two reminders before your parking time ends. A Live Activity displays the time on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island on supported iPhones. The time display continues after your parking time has ended. Allow location access to save your parking position. Open the map and start walking directions back to your car in Apple Maps. When you finish parking, you can optionally save a screenshot of the parking summary to Photos. On iOS 26 and later, Parktimer uses native Liquid Glass controls. Earlier supported iOS versions retain a compatible appearance.