This timer app offers a wide variety of timer types and reminders.
There are two modes of use: multiple timers running at the same time and a single timer that requires you to focus on one task. And the use of the timer log record and statistical analysis function.
Timer type:
1. Countdown timer: the most simple and basic countdown timer, you can preset the time of the timer, convenient for repeated use.
2. Quick Timers: They are also basic timers. The difference is that the timer's time must be specified at startup.
3. Countup Timer: It is used for timing and can set notifications at multiple times. Suitable for common situations requiring time recording.
4. Pomodoro Timer: A timer that incorporates the Pomodoro Clock technique. Very suitable for work and study scenarios. Combine with focus mode and turn on white noise for better results.
5. Interval Timers: Splice multiple timers into one powerful timer. The timer will sound an alarm at the start of each timer and automatically start the next timer when the timer is finished. This timer should be used when exercising. 6. Stepwise Timers: Splice multiple timers into one powerful timer. The timer will alert and pause as each timer completes. The next timer needs to be started manually by the user. With a simple setup, it can be used for HIIT training.
Interval timers and step-by-step timers, also known as cycle timers, are ideal for HIIT training scenarios.
Introduction of the two modes:
1. Multi-timer mode: Allows multiple timers to run at the same time, when you need to do multiple tasks at the same time and need timing reminders. For example, when cooking multiple dishes in the kitchen at the same time;
2. Focus mode: Only one timer is allowed to run, which is suitable for situations where the user needs to focus on one task. For example, when the user is preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, he will only learn the same course at the same time. In this case, the tomato timer will make the learning more relaxed. Mode switching: Click the magnifying glass button in the lower right corner of the screen to switch, or a two-finger zooming gesture on a timer to switch quickly. Timer Log: Each use of a timer generates a log that serves as a time log. The log list can be viewed in the timer Settings screen.
Statistical analysis: statistics of the use log data of all timers in the currently selected panel, according to the label of the timer and the type of the timer, summarized and sorted, and displayed in the form of bar chart and pie chart. It also displays the total length of focus, as well as the total number of tomatoes completed using the tomato timer.
Users can view data statistics by day, week and so on. The concept of the panel: You can think of the panel as a container for timers and use it to organize and manage timers. The name of the panel can also be used to distinguish between different types of timers. In the statistics screen, you can view the statistical analysis of timers in different panels.
For example, you can put all the timer tasks related to study into a study panel so that you can see how much time you are spending on study. Interaction: All of the timer's interactions are simplified to click, double click, and hold and zoom gestures.
There are two modes of use: multiple timers running at the same time and a single timer that requires you to focus on one task. And the use of the timer log record and statistical analysis function.
Timer type:
1. Countdown timer: the most simple and basic countdown timer, you can preset the time of the timer, convenient for repeated use.
2. Quick Timers: They are also basic timers. The difference is that the timer's time must be specified at startup.
3. Countup Timer: It is used for timing and can set notifications at multiple times. Suitable for common situations requiring time recording.
4. Pomodoro Timer: A timer that incorporates the Pomodoro Clock technique. Very suitable for work and study scenarios. Combine with focus mode and turn on white noise for better results.
5. Interval Timers: Splice multiple timers into one powerful timer. The timer will sound an alarm at the start of each timer and automatically start the next timer when the timer is finished. This timer should be used when exercising. 6. Stepwise Timers: Splice multiple timers into one powerful timer. The timer will alert and pause as each timer completes. The next timer needs to be started manually by the user. With a simple setup, it can be used for HIIT training.
Interval timers and step-by-step timers, also known as cycle timers, are ideal for HIIT training scenarios.
Introduction of the two modes:
1. Multi-timer mode: Allows multiple timers to run at the same time, when you need to do multiple tasks at the same time and need timing reminders. For example, when cooking multiple dishes in the kitchen at the same time;
2. Focus mode: Only one timer is allowed to run, which is suitable for situations where the user needs to focus on one task. For example, when the user is preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, he will only learn the same course at the same time. In this case, the tomato timer will make the learning more relaxed. Mode switching: Click the magnifying glass button in the lower right corner of the screen to switch, or a two-finger zooming gesture on a timer to switch quickly. Timer Log: Each use of a timer generates a log that serves as a time log. The log list can be viewed in the timer Settings screen.
Statistical analysis: statistics of the use log data of all timers in the currently selected panel, according to the label of the timer and the type of the timer, summarized and sorted, and displayed in the form of bar chart and pie chart. It also displays the total length of focus, as well as the total number of tomatoes completed using the tomato timer.
Users can view data statistics by day, week and so on. The concept of the panel: You can think of the panel as a container for timers and use it to organize and manage timers. The name of the panel can also be used to distinguish between different types of timers. In the statistics screen, you can view the statistical analysis of timers in different panels.
For example, you can put all the timer tasks related to study into a study panel so that you can see how much time you are spending on study. Interaction: All of the timer's interactions are simplified to click, double click, and hold and zoom gestures.
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