Good Time vs HoldIt

I made Good Time because I wanted a clock that actually helps you set a mechanical watch — one where you can see exactly when the second hand hits 12, down to a fraction of a second. • DIALS: Swipe through a variety of dials — field, dive, dress, chronograph, moonphase, etc. Light and dark versions. • CHRONOGRAPH: There's a stopwatch built in. You can run it with your volume buttons — up starts/pauses, down resets. • WORLD TIME: Search for a city and see what time it is there • 100% FREE: No in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no ads, and I'm not planning to add any. I'm not trying to make money off this — I just wanted it to exist. Made for the Grey Nato crew. If you have a request for new dials, let me know in a review.

How long can you hold it? HoldIt turns a simple press-and-hold gesture into a precise and satisfying timer. Choose one of ten button styles, press and hold, then release to save your time. Give each result an optional name, browse your history, and return to previous records whenever you want. Haptic feedback and looping sounds make every hold feel responsive, while Silent Mode keeps things quiet when needed. FEATURES • Press and hold to measure elapsed time • Ten distinctive button styles and sounds • Precise results down to hundredths of a second • Add an optional name to each record • Browse and manage your saved history • English and Turkish interface • Silent Mode and haptic feedback • No account or registration required • Records remain on your device HoldIt is free to use and supported by ads. An optional one-time purchase permanently removes all banner and full-screen ads. End User License Agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/