Interval Timer

R. Paul

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À propos de l'application

A flexible timer app with reusable routines, the ability to run timers in sequence and/or in parallel, customisable/provide your own text to speech audio cues, the default cues or audio files, with custom offsets from the timer, or specific cues on specific ticks (specific seconds on the timer) end for each timer and provide your own colours for each timer. If you want a pomodoro timer, this can do that, you want a timer for stretching, this can do that, physio exercises timer, this can do that, tabata timer, this can do that, even organising your family/seasonal/celebration meal cooking durations or anything else that you can think of, this might be able to do that.

The library functionality allows you to build up generic reusable timers or routines which you can then use in other library routines or in your routines that you build. From the simple the very complex, I built this timer for me for a number of different requirements that I have that have nothing to do with Tabata.

Adverts only show on the active screen in a small window, and should be fully compliant with various GDPR etc. legislation (and I lean towards the wording/spirit of the GDPR legislation where opt-out should be as easy as opting in). Also, there's a setting that you should check out for hiding the ads for 7 days at no cost, and you should be able to toggle it regularly so as to never see any ads (I hate them too, but if I can make a little trickle of money from them that's all the better for me). There is no logging/analysis code in the codebase so whilst this will prevent ease of debugging it does also mean that the non-ads part of the codebase is clean of tracking/analysis code.

Nouveautés

* Addressed recommendation in play console: Edge-to-edge may not display for all users
* Addressed and filtered some warnings visible during development in the console