- Game Timer - vs TI Timer

Game Timer - Your Perfect Board Game Companion! Keep your game nights flowing smoothly with Game Timer, the essential app for managing turn times and player progress in any board game. Whether you're playing Settlers of Catan, Monopoly, Chess, or any other board game, Game Timer helps everyone stay on track and have more fun! KEY FEATURES: Game Management • Support for 100+ popular board games • Custom game creation with personalized settings • Recent games list for quick access • Player count management • Continue game option for multi-player sudden death mode Timer Features • Customizable turn durations • Visual and audio countdown • Handicap options for younger players • Auto-next player option • Sudden Death Mode - Chess-style individual timers where each player has their own countdown • Split Screen Mode - Classic two-player chess timer view with both timers displayed side-by-side • Timer format selection - Choose MM:SS.hh, MM:SS, or SS (total seconds) • Player ranking system with automatic winner detection Advanced Chess Features (PRO) • Delay & Increments - Professional timing options for chess tournaments • Fischer Increment - Time added after each move • Bronstein Delay - Time added up to the original delay • US Delay - Move must be made before time runs out Customization • Player color selection • Multiple timer designs including Aurebesh (Star Wars inspired) • Dark mode support • Haptic feedback • Snow effect for holiday season Sound Options • Multiple sound effects • Customizable audio alerts • Half-time warnings • Turn completion notifications • Countdown sounds PRO FEATURES (Game Timer Go Pro): • Ad-free experience • Premium timer designs • Enhanced customization options • Advanced chess delay & increment features • All premium timer formats Perfect for: • Family game nights • Board game cafes • Chess tournaments and competitions • Game tournaments • Educational settings • Any turn-based game Download Game Timer today and transform your game night experience! Note: Game Timer requires iOS 17.0 or later Licensed Application End User License Agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

TI Timer is a turn timer built for long board-game nights—especially Twilight Imperium 4. Track exactly how long each player spends thinking, keep the table moving, and review the stats when the game is over. Whether you’re playing a quick afternoon session or an all-day galactic war, TI Timer stays accurate in the background, survives pauses and interruptions, and gives your group a fair, clear record of who used the clock—and who didn’t. BUILT FOR THE TABLE • Large, readable active-player display in portrait and landscape • One-tap Next Player, Pass, and Undo • Timestamp-based timing that stays correct when you lock your phone or switch apps • Pause support for food breaks, rules disputes, and pizza arrivals TWILIGHT IMPERIUM 4 • Strategy card tracking and round flow tools made for TI4 • Initiative and in-game TI4 options your group can turn on as needed • Mark strategy cards as used during a round • Detailed post-game stats and a TI4 Hall of Fame for your regular group LOCK SCREEN LIVE ACTIVITIES See whose turn it is without unlocking your phone. The Lock Screen shows the current player, turn timer, and who’s on deck—and you can advance to the next player right from the Lock Screen. YOUR CREW, YOUR VOICES Save players to a library with custom colors. Record name announcements or generate them with AI, then hear each player called when their turn begins. STATS THAT MATTER • Live thinking-time stats during play • Full results with rankings and charts when the game ends • Group statistics across multiple games MADE FOR LONG GAMES TI Timer is designed for sessions that run hours, not minutes. Recover after unexpected app closes, undo accidental taps, and back up players and game data to iCloud so reinstalling doesn’t wipe your group’s history. ALSO WORKS FOR OTHER GAMES TI Timer started with TI4 in mind, but it works for any turn-based board game where you want fair timing and good post-game data. Stop guessing who’s "thinking" the most. Start measuring it.