A three day trial simply isn't long enough to download it on think about getting a timer and then waiting until I actually have time to try it out before purchasing it. A week seems like it'd be minimum for busy people not to skip giving it a try for this reason. The three stars is because I had to force quit it when I wanted to back out. Good luck multiple and repeating timers is definitly a needed niche. When/if you change these two things I'll definitely give it a go. Also a timer isn't something I expect to need to have a subscription for. So I expect unless it's wonderful or with a clear growth path I likely wouldn't keep it long and just create my own.

This works on all iOS and macOS devices and watchOS. Timers and be created and edited on every device. Start a timer on the phone and finish it on the Mac. This is the best. To make it better it can add albums or pages so I can have cooking timers on one page and work timers on another.

Tha app works well enough in my iPhone. Setup is logical and intuitive though swipe action is a bit over sensitive. It doesn’t show up on my watch, however. That’s the main reason I pay for a timer, and I can’t use it because it doesn’t even show in the Watch app. I’m using WatchOS 5.3.2 on a second gen Apple Watch, and can’t find anything saying that’s a problem.

You can only run a repeating timer once. After it runs for the set number of times, no matter how you try to restart or play it, it doesn’t work. AND the alarm sounds don’t always play if your phone is on silent mode. Like if the app is in the background they usually don’t play. Fix the bugs and this gets 5 stars. But it’s basically unusable at the moment.

Apple Watch recommended this app on its new App Store in WatchOS6. However, if I set a 1 hour timer, and pause it 45 minutes through, 15 minutes later when the timer would have ended, I am still notified that the paused timer "has finished." When I open the app, it's still paused like it should be. Please fix this and this app will deserve 5 stars. The capability to have more simultaneous timers than you'll ever need for free is a huge plus to this app.

I got the free version of this app and it was a nightmare. It was unreliable which was especially bad since I had to use it for competitions. There was an annoying pop up ad that blocked my timers and that I couldn’t get rid of. The app also deleted one of my timers for no apparent reason, and glitches made it almost unusable. I would recommend users looking for a timer without serious issues should try something else.

Updated: to 4 stars. With the update, it now works perfectly on my iPad and iPhone, but not on my Series 3 watch. (Be sure to swipe right for sounds. I found out by accident.) If there was a sound when the pause was completed and the next timer starts, it would be perfect. I paid for the full version, which I intended to use during my exercise routine. Then I paid ADDITIONAL for the extra sounds. HA! Still no sounds. How can I do my routine if I have to constantly watch my iPad?????????

I finally found a multi timer that works on the Apple Watch. The app actually gives you an audible alarm, on your watch, when your set timer has ended.

While this is one of only app that can be controlled entirely from the notification Center. It's missing something that every timer ever made has, pause.

very nice app. I knew sculpting and moldmaking, and I have multiple timers going. Are used to use a little physical kitchen timers, but now, I use this app. It's extremely handy. I just wish they had a few extra alarm tones, but all in all, a great app.