Set a timer using a 60-minute analog interface. Wind the timer with a rotary gesture and tap to start, pause, or reset. View remaining time in large, high-contrast display. Disable Auto-Lock to keep device awake during use.
Capture photos and videos with retro film filters and analog textures. Adjust exposure, contrast, and grain. Apply vintage color effects and scan-to-video conversion. Share edited media directly to social platforms.
Track segments with a that operates in background and sleep mode. Monitor time for each part of the . Enable multitasking to use the alongside the Watchtower Online Library or Official Library .
Set timers with customizable durations and intervals. Adjust volume and sound. Enable vibration and tactile feedback. Choose background color and font. Disable sleep mode during timing. Support dark mode and background notifications.
Add authentic to photos with adjustable controls. Customize intensity, texture, and distribution. Import textures from scanned plates. Edit existing images or start from scratch. Export and share edited photos.
Set timers and stopwatches with customizable theme colors and alarm sounds. Receive notifications when timers finish. Enable vibration for alerts. Supports tablet use. Hide ads with a plug-in extension.
Learn to tell time with an interactive analog clock. Adjust hour, minute, and second hands to set specific times. Track remaining time with a red indicator and receive alerts when the timer ends. Start timers directly from the Today widget.
View and manage PDFs, , and videos in Picture in Picture mode. Navigate pages with 15-second jump buttons. Play photo slideshows or videos in PiP. Set a timer in PiP mode. No ads.
Set alarms with customizable or nature sounds. View weather forecasts for your location. Display a digital clock with interchangeable themes or a flip clock. Use the built-in flashlight for illumination.
Edit photos using filters designed to mimic the look of film taken in . Adjust brightness, contrast, and color tones. Save and share edited images directly.