TestTimer
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About this app
Sitting a timed test with a fixed number of questions? TestTimer tells you, at a glance, exactly which question you should be on right now to finish on time — so you always know if you're ahead, on track, or falling behind.
HOW IT WORKS
Enter your total time and number of questions, then start. TestTimer continuously calculates the question you should be on, assuming a perfectly steady pace across the whole test, and gives a short beep each time that number ticks up. No manual tracking, no mental math — just glance down and know instantly.
FEATURES
• Live "should be on" question number, updated every second
• Per-question countdown to the next milestone
• Milestone beep (or vibration in silent/vibrate mode) each time the expected question advances — mute it any time with one tap
• Pause and resume without losing your place
• Restart to run the same test again from zero
• Stop and Log to save a test's timing to a private local history, viewable and clearable any time from the Log screen
• Works completely offline — no account, no internet connection required
PRIVACY, BUILT IN
TestTimer collects nothing. No account, no ads, no analytics, no data sent anywhere — not to us, not to anyone. Everything happens locally on your device, and your test history (if you choose to log any) never leaves it. Full privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/testimer/home
TestTimer is a pacing display only — it does not track which question you're actually on. You compare the number it shows to your own progress and decide for yourself.
HOW IT WORKS
Enter your total time and number of questions, then start. TestTimer continuously calculates the question you should be on, assuming a perfectly steady pace across the whole test, and gives a short beep each time that number ticks up. No manual tracking, no mental math — just glance down and know instantly.
FEATURES
• Live "should be on" question number, updated every second
• Per-question countdown to the next milestone
• Milestone beep (or vibration in silent/vibrate mode) each time the expected question advances — mute it any time with one tap
• Pause and resume without losing your place
• Restart to run the same test again from zero
• Stop and Log to save a test's timing to a private local history, viewable and clearable any time from the Log screen
• Works completely offline — no account, no internet connection required
PRIVACY, BUILT IN
TestTimer collects nothing. No account, no ads, no analytics, no data sent anywhere — not to us, not to anyone. Everything happens locally on your device, and your test history (if you choose to log any) never leaves it. Full privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/testimer/home
TestTimer is a pacing display only — it does not track which question you're actually on. You compare the number it shows to your own progress and decide for yourself.
Stay on pace during timed tests — see which question you should be on, live.
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- No data shared with third partiesLearn more about how developers declare sharing
- No data collectedLearn more about how developers declare collection
- Committed to follow the Play Families Policy
What’s new
Fixes and improvements based on tester feedback:
- Fixed: entering a very large duration could start a test with the wrong length
- Fixed: rotating the New Test screen no longer clears what you typed
- Fixed: the app name no longer wraps oddly on the Test Log screen
- New: added a Seconds field for quick practice runs
- New: you can now name a test and see that name in the log
- New: delete a single log entry without clearing your whole history
- Fixed: entering a very large duration could start a test with the wrong length
- Fixed: rotating the New Test screen no longer clears what you typed
- Fixed: the app name no longer wraps oddly on the Test Log screen
- New: added a Seconds field for quick practice runs
- New: you can now name a test and see that name in the log
- New: delete a single log entry without clearing your whole history
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About the developer
CAMERON DAVID OBST
c9310215@gmail.com
Australia