Multiple Stopwatches & Laps vs LapNote

Run multiple stopwatches at the same time — the feature iOS should have had. Create unlimited named, color-coded stopwatches, track laps with comments, organize everything in folders, and export to CSV when you need the data. MULTIPLE STOPWATCHES • Run unlimited stopwatches simultaneously • Optional “single stopwatch” mode (starting one stops the others) • Drag & drop reordering • Millisecond precision (toggle per stopwatch) LAPS + NOTES • Record laps with split times • Add comments to any lap • Fastest/slowest lap highlighting • Smart lap deletion (delete or merge time back) FOLDERS + BULK ACTIONS • Group stopwatches into folders (Work, Gym, Cooking...) • Start / stop / reset all stopwatches in a folder • Folder carousel for quick filtering FOCUS MODE • Full-screen timer view with big numbers • Minimal controls, no distractions EXPORT + BACKUP • Export to CSV (Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets) • Backup & restore with a shareable file • Selective export/import (choose what to include) SIRI SHORTCUTS • Create, start, and stop stopwatches by voice • Automate workflows in the Shortcuts app CUSTOMIZATION • 11 preset colors + unlimited custom colors • Compact or regular layout • Multiple app icons + dark mode • Supports Dynamic Type Thanks for using Stopwatches — your ratings and feedback help a lot!

LapNote is a stopwatch and a notepad in one. Start the timer, then type whatever you notice. Each note is automatically stamped with the elapsed time, so afterwards you know exactly when it happened. WHILE THE CLOCK RUNS - Notes carry the elapsed time automatically - Everything saves as you type, so nothing is lost if you quit midway - Give each session a title and find it again in the history - Reread an old run to see what to improve next time GOOD FOR - Rehearsing a thesis or conference talk - Practising a wedding or farewell speech - Interview and pitch run-throughs - Observing a lesson or grading student presentations - Keeping time-stamped minutes in a meeting Speaking, delivering, reviewing. LapNote holds the timeline for all three.