Chatty Timer vs Voclock

Hear your timer. See your time add up. Chatty Timer brings voice cues, focus and workout timers, a talking stopwatch, and activity history together. Use it for study sessions, desk work, or training, then look back at the time you put in. FOCUS AND BREAKS Set your focus time, break time, and number of sets. Alternate between focused work and rest for Pomodoro study sessions or everyday tasks. Spoken start and end cues help you follow the routine without constantly checking the screen. WORKOUT INTERVALS Set work and rest periods and repeat them across multiple sets. Hear phase changes, remaining sets, and the final 3, 2, 1 countdown. Use timed intervals for HIIT or Tabata, or finish each strength-training set manually before starting your rest. SEE YOUR TIME ADD UP Save your activities and review daily, weekly, and monthly totals. Use labels to organize study, work, and workouts, and see your activity in daily charts. Set weekly or monthly time goals and check your progress. A TALKING STOPWATCH Hear elapsed time at the interval you choose. Record laps and splits, then pause and save the session to your activity history. SAVE YOUR ROUTINES Keep your favorite focus and interval settings as presets, ready for your next session. A standard timer and alarm are also included. Stopwatch elapsed time announcements continue while timing, even with the screen locked or another app open. Force-quitting the app stops announcements. Timer history follows each preset's save setting; stopwatch sessions are saved manually. BACKUP AND RESTORE Back up your alarm and timer settings and imported audio to iCloud. Restore a backup to carry them over when you change devices. PREMIUM Most features are available for free. Premium includes: – Hide all ads – Automatically stop alarms – Stop alarms without unlocking your device, using notifications or volume buttons ――――――――――――――――――――― VOICEVOX is used for Japanese character voice synthesis. VOICEVOX:ずんだもん / VOICEVOX:四国めたん / VOICEVOX:春日部つむぎ / VOICEVOX:雨晴はう Character voices speak Japanese only. When using these voices, titles and notes written in the Latin alphabet may not be read correctly. Use a system voice for English voice cues. ――――――――――――――――――――― Get started with Chatty Timer for free. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when your purchase is confirmed. The subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. After purchase, you can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://alarmclock.jp/va/en/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://alarmclock.jp/va/en/privacy.html

Know the time without looking at your phone. Voclock says the hour out loud, on the hour. Press "What time is it?" and it tells you the time right now. Made for when your hands are busy, your eyes are tired, or the screen is just too small to bother with. ■ Easy to see, easy to hear Large text, large buttons, and very few of them. Turn your phone's font size all the way up and the screen still works. Every button is labelled for VoiceOver, so it can be used by ear. ■ Four settings, and that is the whole app When it starts, when it stops, which days, and which voice. Nothing to download, nothing to set up, and it sounds the same on every phone. ■ What it does • Speaks the hour, every hour • "What time is it?" — press it and hear the time right now • Start and end times — silence while you sleep • Choose the days — weekdays, weekends, or any days you like • Three volume levels • Voices in Korean, English (US, UK, Australia, India), Japanese, Chinese (Simplified or Traditional), Spanish and French ■ No ads, nothing collected No ads, no purchases, no sign-in, no account. The only permission it asks for is the one that lets a notification make a sound. It works in airplane mode and sends nothing anywhere. Privacy policy: https://bonstandard.xyz/privacy_policy ■ One thing to know When your phone is in silent mode, iOS mutes every notification sound, including this one. Turn silent off to hear the hour. The "What time is it?" button works either way.