TimeWatch is specially designed to keep you on time as a public speaker. Use it as a talk timer, speech timer, presentation timer, lesson timer, or meeting timer. Instead of using just a basic clock or stopwatch for the whole session, use TimeWatch as a section timer that clearly shows progress and automatically makes timing adjustments to help you stay on time.
Create a session and schedule the start time.
Add sections and set the duration for each one.
When it's time for you to give your talk, speech or presentation, chair your meeting or teach your lesson; start the timer and TimeWatch will track the time you're spending on each section.
You'll see whether you're on time, getting ahead or falling behind.
When you finish each section, TimeWatch will automatically adjust remaining section times and keep you on target for your scheduled finish.
The free version of TimeWatch allows you to create and use just one session, for example to time one talk, presentation, meeting or lesson etc. You can change or edit this single session freely and as often as needed. You can also delete it and then create a different session. This may suit users who, for example, give a talk or teach a lesson only occasionally. If you choose to purchase a subscription to the pro version then you will be able to create multiple sessions. This may suit users who regularly give a number of different talks or teach many different lessons and would like to keep a timer for each one stored and ready to go in the TimeWatch app.
An annual subscription is available which appears in the TimeWatch app as "One year pro access". The price will be clearly shown in the app at the time of purchase. This subscription removes the one session limit for one year.
After one year, this subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.
Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase and within 24 hours at the time of automatic renewal.
You can manage subscriptions, and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to your user Account Settings after purchase.
Terms of use can be found at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Create a session and schedule the start time.
Add sections and set the duration for each one.
When it's time for you to give your talk, speech or presentation, chair your meeting or teach your lesson; start the timer and TimeWatch will track the time you're spending on each section.
You'll see whether you're on time, getting ahead or falling behind.
When you finish each section, TimeWatch will automatically adjust remaining section times and keep you on target for your scheduled finish.
The free version of TimeWatch allows you to create and use just one session, for example to time one talk, presentation, meeting or lesson etc. You can change or edit this single session freely and as often as needed. You can also delete it and then create a different session. This may suit users who, for example, give a talk or teach a lesson only occasionally. If you choose to purchase a subscription to the pro version then you will be able to create multiple sessions. This may suit users who regularly give a number of different talks or teach many different lessons and would like to keep a timer for each one stored and ready to go in the TimeWatch app.
An annual subscription is available which appears in the TimeWatch app as "One year pro access". The price will be clearly shown in the app at the time of purchase. This subscription removes the one session limit for one year.
After one year, this subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.
Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase and within 24 hours at the time of automatic renewal.
You can manage subscriptions, and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to your user Account Settings after purchase.
Terms of use can be found at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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