LivCount vs SixtySum

A clean, minimal scoreboard and match countdown timer designed exclusively for landscape use on tablets and phones. Perfect for stadium displays, amateur tournaments, stream overlays, or training sessions. Features: • Dual-Layer Customization: Independently set your main background wallpaper and text overlay image. When using the same photo for both, advanced blending ensures perfect 100% pixel-to-pixel alignment across layers. • Dynamic Segment Effects: Features an authentic 7-segment LCD digital matrix that masks your custom textures inside the active numbers, complete with precise ambient outer glow filters. • Quick Customization: Long press anywhere to instantly configure the match name, change timer durations, and upload team logos. • Clean Interaction: Tap once to pause or resume the countdown, and double-tap to reset. • Always On: Integrated stay-awake functionality ensures your screen never dims or locks during crucial match moments.

Time isn't decimal. Your calculator shouldn't be either. SixtySum is a calculator built for one job: adding and subtracting hours, minutes, and seconds — fast. A regular calculator works in tens. Time works in sixties. SixtySum does the base-60 math for you, so 50 minutes plus 20 minutes is 1 hour 10 minutes — not 70. Tap H, M, or S, type the numbers, and go. No colon to fumble with. No menus to dig through. No internet to wait for. WHO IT'S FOR Video editors, streamers, audio and stage crews, and anyone who works by the clock and needs the total now — not after another web search. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Add and subtract HH:MM:SS values - Switch instantly between H / M / S input - Drop in 15m / 30m / 45m with a single tap - Chain calculations without stopping - See negative results for time differences - Review your last 20 calculations at a glance QUIET BY DESIGN - One-time purchase — buy it once, keep it - No ads - No subscription - No login or account - No tracking - Works fully offline SixtySum stays out of your way and just gives you the number. Note: Calculation history is kept for the current session only and is not saved permanently.