Count Helper vs Clocker App

Count Helper helps you count the number of objects in a picture. When you tap the object you want to count, a mark will be added to it and the number of counts will be displayed. The marks are counted separately for each color, so you can classify the objects. The result can be output as an image with marks or a CSV file of coordinate positions. ----- HOW TO USE ----- 1) Select a photo. 2) Select the mark color. 3) Tap objects to add a mark. 4) Save the result. ----- KEY FEATURES ----- • Zoom in to easily tap on small details. • Swipe up to undo the last mark you added. • Toggle the color selection button to show or hide marks of that color. • Edit mode allows you to modify or delete marks. • Mark shape, size, and transparency options. • Your work can be saved as a project. • Images from external storage can be imported via Files app. • Export coordinate positions to a CSV file. • CSV is useful for training data for machine learning. ----- NOTES ----- • This application does not automatically identify objects by image recognition.

See the time in multiple cities at a glance. Clocker keeps your world clocks on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac—no account and no cloud. Add up to 32 time zones and arrange them in the order you care about. The first zone is your large hero clock; the rest appear in a clear list below. Start from an empty home screen with a simple add flow, or build a full dashboard for travel and remote teams. Customize how each clock looks: digital, Roman numerals, or an analog dial; show or hide seconds, the date, city labels, and GMT/UTC offsets; pick time and date format styles; and adjust type size so everything stays readable. Choose an interface language among nine options and pick an appearance that fits you—from system light and dark to seasonal and stylized themes in Settings. Extras: on iPhone and iPad, add a Lock Screen widget to check your zones at a glance where the system supports Lock Screen widgets. Several themes ship with optional ambient sound—birds, water, wind, fireside crackle, and similar gentle loops—so you can pair time reading with a calm backdrop. In Settings you can also turn on an optional metronome with adjustable BPM; it plays a clear tick for focus or rhythm practice. Privacy: your saved zones and preferences are stored only on your device (standard app storage). The app is not built to send that data to our servers for the version described here.