MultiTimer: Multiple timers Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 306 reviews. Read all reviews for MultiTimer: Multiple timers for iPhone.
MultiTimer: Multiple timers is free iOS app published by Sergey Astakhov
Great!
configurationb
FANTASTIC! Free version was great and pro version is stupendous!! Gladly support this developer!
What I was looking for
raeowens925
This is exactly what I was looking for. Use it for laundry and cooking different items
Great on the iPhone, worthless on the watch
nickname taken 32
The app does exactly what it says on the phone. Awesome. But I downloaded it for the watch and it’s pretty worthless there. When an alarm goes off, it taps you once. That’s it. No more. So if you missed the tap you won’t know the timer has run down without checking it. Even the built in timer keeps going off until you stop it. But this is not an option on the watch app as far as I can tell.
Suggestion: BE MORE LIKE 30/30 from Binary Hammer
wackappdontdownload82619
Great app! One suggestion: what I loved most about an older app since removed from the App Store is that it took all of your activities that were on your ordered “To-Do” List for that day and it made it would keep a live tracker in the upper right of that was the the time of day you would be finished everything if you let the timers run continuously to completion without pausing. It was simple arithmetic but also something I found immensely useful for keeping on task when I knew I had a packed day full of time it was up to me to structure on my own (I.e. working on small parts of a big project or studying for a big test that I broke down into chapters). This was a revelation for me. If you added a donate feature and could bring this back I would seriously send you $1k. I’ve even thought about rebuilding 30/30 exactly as it was myself bc it was so good.
Love it so far
Snhhv6
I love this app last night I was able to long press and It would let me copy the timer not today. I cannot copy, please help
Timer alarms on watch don’t get my attention
seemslikesalvation
If you start a timer from your watch, the alarm doesn't go off on your phone. Too bad, because the phone's alarm is the only one that almost gets my attention sometimes. This app's alarm on the watch is just 1 ding and it's done. If you don't hear the ding, you'll miss the timer. Apple's default Timer app dings over and over until you acknowledge it. That's what both should do (the phone and the watch) for this app, but I'm sure Apple won't let them so there’s probably nothing the developer can even do about it.
Not playing sound unless app is open
Cam364813
I really like this app but is there a way to play my alert sounds when my iPad is locked or I’m using other apps?
Falls short on the Apple Watch
phillipsdf
While this app is better than the other multiple-timer apps I’ve tried, it still falls short on the Apple Watch: why o why would you make a timer available on the watch - but have the alarm play ONLY in the phone? Fail.