KitchenPad® Timer

En god app, som jeg har brugt meget - jeg er flittig amatørkok og har 2 grill og et par ting kørende på komfuret samtid. Ideen med foruddefinerede alarmer er rigtig god. Derfor er det RIGTIGT irriterende, at app'en crasher på IOS7 :-( Update 1/4-17: virker efter hensigten. Det ville være rart, hvis favoritter synkroniserede på tværs af devices.

Previous problem of app getting stuck when labeling is fixed. Excellent.

When the iPhone screen locks, the timer stops.

Har du en lille kok i maven så gør denne app hvad den lover 

Best layout and UI around for what it is. Please keep it in development. Perhaps a 1x charge. Would pay that happily.

Update: After the developer replied with a very defensive and passive-aggressive retort to my review, I tried the app again. His/her response - "You are the first person to complain about something like this. Clearly, there is no such problem for anybody else." I was not the first person to complain that the alarms were not audible unless having the app running in the foreground. If you look at the reviews, there are 3-4 people saying the exact same thing I said. I’ve had the app for years and it used to work, then it stopped working. I just tested it again and it seems to be working so I’m updating my review. To the developer - Unless you are a 12-year-old, I suggest you take the information in these reviews as constructive feedback and maybe look into their complaints. Instead, negative reviews seem to just draw childish and defensive replies about the reviewer being a liar or incompetent. I guarantee that there are no fake or deceitful reviews just trying to tarnish the good name of the KitchenPad app. Relax a bit. Original Review: Unless the app is open, the alarm won’t work. Huge flaw.

Used to be able to, but no longer, or they do a good job of hiding how to do it.

I’ve had the iPad version since it was first released. I can’t imagine ever again making the thanksgiving meal without it! And it gets better with each update. Have recommended it many times.

First off, it’s a great concept but it has two giant flaws. Unlike the built in iOS timer, your phone must be on ring to have sound go off. I find this very annoying as my phone is always on vibrate except for alarms and timers. Also, the alarm does not repeat. I can barely hear the timer go off when it’s in my pocket, and when it does, it makes noise for about 10 seconds and is done. I’d pay $2 more if these two issues could get fixed. If not, I wish I could get my money back. Whomp. Whomp.

My other use: multiple washers/dryers at the laundromat...