Best Multi Stopwatch Pro

Great app, it could use more features by incorporating the volume buttons to start and stop watches.

I just bought the app to try it at a track meet when I coach. I love the option to run multiple times on different athletes all together. I did have an issue sometimes when clicking the lap button. It went inside the individual information and not selecting the lap button. If you could have it where you have to hold on the time for like 3 sec then that would help with accidentally missing the lap button.

Can only make all watches change (to the same) color - and - if you close the app, all the clock labels return to default. Like I said, it functions but not as advertised. Could have been great but instead is disappointing..

App incorrectly calculates the best lap time as zero every time, which is the most important feature I needed.

Dude, gotta fix. If you tap Done all the names entered don’t save. Gotta re-enter, not cool! $2.99 app should at least do that! I need 11 stop watches and the Lite Version only offers 2.

It would be great if user is able to save named stopwatches for future use without having to rename each time app is opened.

Purchased app and it drained my iPhone 6+ battery from 90% to 0 in under 2 hours of timing a high school meet. Tested again later to make sure and in less than 20 minutes it had drained a fully charged battery 11%. Would not recommend and will be asking for my money back.

I coach an adult running club with approximately 30-40 runners doing intervals and use this app to time them. The group usually breaks up into 3-4 smaller groups based on the each groups recovery between repetitions. This necessitates using 3-4 stopwatches at the same time. The app allows me to do this with ease. I recommend this app and have only one criticism which is that it is very sensitive and goes from horizontal to vertical viewing very easily which can be confusing when trying to give each group the correct time.

I got this app to time 10/20/40 yard dash times and keep track of them for me son. Although the timer does track the times it lacks basic organizing features that would be very useful. - The ability to chunk times under categories (i.e. 10/20/40) so that you can review times without having to weed through everything in history. - Best time in relation to specific category. It would be very useful to have the ability to have the app recognize a best time in a specific category as the "time to beat". - More of a classic "push button"stop watch type of display or something that doesn't make it too easy to hit reset and loose a time. I was really surprised how there were no real stop watch apps that offered basic sprint training timers with the ability to save times.