Nano Timer

Nicolas Aubinet

About this app

Get this timer on your device to solve cubes anywhere and anytime while keeping track of your progression, your averages, your best times, and a lot more.


Features:
• Scramble generation for many cube types
• Define your own solve types to have separate histories for a same cube type
• Lots of customization options
• Multiple-steps timer allowing you to know where you should focus your practice (pre-registered steps, or define your own)
• Special scramble types to practice only F2L, last layer, PLL and more
• Graphs
• Times import/export
• Cubing sessions
• Random-state scrambles for 3x3x3, 2x2x2, Square-1 and Pyraminx
• Special blind solve type with blind-specific fields like success rate, last/best Mo3 and average of successes
• Keep track of your averages and your best times

Ratings and reviews

App is quite good. Split timer is useful, and it's generally a well put together app. One problem I have just found is that I can no longer add steps to solve types. I made a new solve type, and attempted to add steps, but it instantly says that the app isn't responding, and sends me back to the main screen of the timer. Otherwise I haven't met many problems with the app.

I tried a few timers and this was easily my favorite. Ended up paying for the pro version on order to get the solve time graphs and trends. I especially enjoy that it has an option for last layer only or even PLL only scrambles which helped me practice my OLL and PLL algorithms since I'm still pretty much a beginner (1:40 average for solves). You can also keep track of separate times for one-handed solves, 2x2, 4x4, etc if you enjoy those.

Really good app for practicing and monitoring your progress. I miss 2 small features: scramble should be visualized on a picture so I can confirm i did not make any mistakes before starting my solve. When browsing solve history you can add DNF or +2 - it should be also possible to unclick it as well in case I clicked it by mistake.

What’s new

- Allow to add steps to "blind" solve types
- Upgraded various libs and dependencies
- Upgraded target Android version to fit new store standards