Surprisingly nice! Two or three stars appear to be missing?
Timy is great. It’s a free app with in app purchases. It’s got more features besides being a timer. It’s also a stopwatch and a “rounds” mode. Stumbled upon it. I needed to have an app for iOS and watchOS—with great complications—to keep track of specificity things in my day to day life. I like that it’s both a timer and a stopwatch. I like that it works the exact same way on Apple Watch—the design is almost identical in iPhone and your watch. As far as I know, it doesn’t mirror clock to phone or vice versa. The UI is heavily dependent on gestures. Create a stopwatch by swiping to one side. Tap to start the clock. Tap again to stop. Then, go “back” and start another one. The background color will be completely different and it will fill the entire screen. Those big numbers look exactly the same. And swipe down to create another one (the gesture you perform when you refresh your timeline in FB/Insta/Twitter clients). A new one is created in top of the previous watch or timer—in another box with a different color. It’s not free for real though. Good apps aren’t supposed to. I paid 25 SEK through an IAP to get some of the features above. THE BAD? I guess this went on to be a long but positive review. The bad? Some minor bugs, like the timing or delay when you’re doing stuff in a different way. The UI is simple and minimalistic, while at the same time being able to feel kind of buggy and glitchy. Please, tweak your complications! I think Modular and Infograph are featuring circles where Timy won’t fit in. The sizing is off, so the numbers get truncated […]. This, you can fix. When using the Modular one, this is fixed. It works and looks kind of OK. Raw numbers on a non-existing background. This one is unusable too, sadly. The figures aren’t properly aligned. It’s vertical positioning is off —looks awful when other complications are optimized and properly designed. The corner ones are perfect. I use them all the time. Thanks a lot.
