MultiTimer: Multiple timers Reviews – Page 9
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 app!
meowpuffles
i like the app and it’s helped me a lot! i think an ios 14 widget for this app would be really helpful
Easy to use
-VanMan-
It’s easy to use and easy to figure out. The different colors and icons makes it easy to differentiate between different timers.
Apple Watch Watch Series 6
Watershed65
This app is not working on the new Apple Watch series 6. It does not install from the watch app on my iPhone.
So helpful for my time blindness!
A. Colleen
Easy to set up, very helpful for people like me with no sense of time.
Pretty handy app
Fhuguyuhf
Other than sometimes not responding to touch, this app works well, especially if you want multiple timers for multiple exercises.
Vibration alert
mset68
I want to use vibration as my alert and this app basically provides one small pulse, and that’s it. You can set it to repeat every minute but I want a continuous vibration alert going off that can be felt in my pocket or on my wrist until I snooze it or turn it off completely. I don’t need loud alarms going off that my coworkers can hear. It would be so easy to make this great but the lack of customization for the vibration patterns and duration is really disappointing. In addition, on the rare occasions I DO want to hear an alert, I have to turn all of my other sounds on. With Apple’s native alarm, you can opt to have them sound even in a silent mode, which I always have my phone in. So if I want to hear an alert from MultiTimer, I have to have sounds on including my phone ringer and the obnoxious camera shutter sound.
It worked great until iOS 14
juanh82
Now it makes a really loud chime every time you start a timer which distracts me and is disrespectful to people around me, so I can't use it anymore.
Very Handy
Walter Crobato
Very helpful to my daily live. I want the timers to show in the Lock Screen.
Useful
dvdgcci
I’m a PhD student in biomedical research who needs to have a lot of timers. This works for me, and is worth paying for having multiple boards for different types of experiments