What Users Really Think About Repeat Timer

Deceptive free version that locks intervals >4 minutes behind paywall, non-functional Apple Watch integration (no sound/vibration), and inconsistent alarm reliability

"They advertise themselves as a free timer. However, after you've used it a few times, The only repeat cycle it will do more than once is four minutes."

"The Apple Watch doesn't chime or barely vibrate at the intervals, so there's no indication when the timer has run out."

Phone has to be open the whole time is buzzer won’t sound. Don’t bother.

Works good for the most part but the whole reason I got this was for my watch. For some reason, it doesn’t not always make the sound when the timer is up. I use this for work to remind me to do my rounds, as I am not allowed to have my phone. The whole purpose is for the watch, but it looks like I’l...

It’s cheap enough to buy, but too locked down in free version to test properly. You can only set up a short timer (<5 min) and multiple ads popped up in my face before I even set my first timer.

My recommendation is to enable your app to have a start time such as “top of the hour” or a specific time to set the first of multiple repetitions. For example, I coach 3 x 20 minute sessions per hour for up to 6 hours in a day and I’d like to set the beginning time based on my first appointment an...

Used to be a simple free timer, not paying $2 a month for a repeating timer! I’d pay $2 a year maybe.

Sometimes it works sometimes it don’t. If your counting on this for something important like a job timing count it’s a waste of money.

Come on its a looping timer and has more micro transactions for basic features than a roblox obby.

An update caused the timer to stop any music that was playing from another app. Before the update, the timer chimes would be announced with the music still playing. This supports the notion of never updating unless absolutely necessary. Will be deleting this app.