Ultimate Stopwatch
Multiple Stopwatches for Teams
$1.99 · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.
The Ultimate Stopwatch is a professional timing tool, essential for coaches, trainers, and PE teachers who need to track multiple athletes across multiple events.
Simple to use, but powerful enough to handle all your needs, designed specifically for iPhone and iPad.
Unmatched Functionality with No Limits
• Unlimited Stopwatches: Track any number of users; up to 180 stopwatches can be displayed simultaneously on an iPad Pro for a single race.
• Flexible Race Management: Create unlimited races with customizable locations and notes, switching between them with a single swipe.
• Laps Without Limits: Record unlimited laps per stopwatch, with the last 4 to 16 laps displayed.
• Background Operation: Watches continue running even when the app isn't running, ensuring you never lose track.
• Flexible Timing Adjustments: Save temporary laps or stops to assign later, ensuring accuracy even when multiple runners arrive simultaneously.
• Undo mistakes: False Start or tapped wrong person? Undo it! Got the wrong time? Edit it anytime. Add or delete watches, even while race is ongoing.
Complete Control at your Fingertips
• Customizable Activity List: Tailor the built-in activity list to the sports or events you track.
• Individual and Master Controls: Start, stop, or reset each watch independently or all at once.
• Diverse Stopwatch Formats: Choose from 25 different layouts to suit your needs, controlling watch/button/text size.
• Advanced Timing Options: Switch between split and cumulative displays at any time, and control the precision of time display down to thousandths of a second.
Comprehensive People Management
• Organize your People: Group individuals into teams or classes for streamlined tracking.
• Detailed Reporting: Access race history and performance metrics for each participant, including their personal bests.
• Easy Importing: Import contacts directly from your address book, complete with photos and emails.
• Photos: so you can tell who's who in a large group.
Flexible Launch Choices
• Quick Race Launching: Use the volume button to start races without needing to look at your device.
• Visual Organization: Automatically sort watches (as each person completes a lap, they drop to the bottom, so next lap they're easy to find) or manually arrange as needed.
• Staggered Starts: Spread out your runners over time.
• Full-Screen Launch Board: Let each runner knows it's their time to go.
• Batch races: launch another group all at once.
• Simultaneous Races: Easily navigate between multiple ongoing races.
Dynamic Reporting
• Add Personal Notes: Enhance reports with notes for each race or participant.
• Sorting and Graphing: Sort reports by time or name, or graph your results.
• Exporting: Use your data in other apps, like Excel.
• Activity Tracking: Monitor which types of activities are timed and locate races by name or map.
• Find a race: Search by name, or use the map to find it by location.
The Ultimate Stopwatch is not just a tool; it’s a game-changer for anyone serious about timing in sports. With robust features and user-friendly design, it empowers coaches and trainers to focus on performance while effortlessly tracking times.
more While at first it may appear rather ordinary and a little bit odd looking and odd sounding, once you get to know the app, it’s probably the most useful timing program ever! I’ve been running for 30 years and coaching for 25 years and seen and owned all sorts of timing apps and equipment and this little app can do everything! Until I knew its inner workings, it just seemed ordinary. It is far from that! It keeps track of lifetime achievements for all athletes under their profiles, allows for the addition of splits on the fly or split corrections if coach fat-fingers the wrong key. You can add athlete pictures, view performance charts, name each workout, add custom distances for the program to chart your athletes’ performances. I simply cannot rave about it enough. You can start and stop all athletes at once. You can add athletes on the fly during your current timing session. You can have multiple workouts being timed at once. Coaches, trust me when I say that this is the essential app for tracking our distance runners and is 100 times better than any stopwatch or combination of apps. I use it to time both races and workouts. I coach middle school, high school, college and Masters. Spend some time getting to know it, mess around with it and you’ll see what I’m talking about. Thank you so much for this app! I’ve been searching for years and finally found one that’s noteworthy!
While at first it may appear rather ordinary and a little bit odd looking and odd sounding, once you get to know the app, it’s probably the most useful timing program ever! I’ve been running for 30 years and coaching for 25 years and seen and owned all sorts of timing apps and equipment and this little app can do everything! Until I knew its inner workings, it just seemed ordinary. It is far from that! It keeps track of lifetime achievements for all athletes under their profiles, allows for the addition of splits on the fly or split corrections if coach fat-fingers the wrong key. You can add athlete pictures, view performance charts, name each workout, add custom distances for the program to chart your athletes’ performances. I simply cannot rave about it enough. You can start and stop all athletes at once. You can add athletes on the fly during your current timing session. You can have multiple workouts being timed at once. Coaches, trust me when I say that this is the essential app for tracking our distance runners and is 100 times better than any stopwatch or combination of apps. I use it to time both races and workouts. I coach middle school, high school, college and Masters. Spend some time getting to know it, mess around with it and you’ll see what I’m talking about. Thank you so much for this app! I’ve been searching for years and finally found one that’s noteworthy!
This is a great app to use when keeping track of a class running laps on the track. As a PE teacher of 13 years I have dotted hands, given out popsicle sticks, and dotted small pieces of scrap paper just to keep track of laps and times. Now I can keep track of splits, email the results straight to my computer and have the run graded before my next period class begins! Big high 5 to the developer of this software!
This is a great app to use when keeping track of a class running laps on the track. As a PE teacher of 13 years I have dotted hands, given out popsicle sticks, and dotted small pieces of scrap paper just to keep track of laps and times. Now I can keep track of splits, email the results straight to my computer and have the run graded before my next period class begins! Big high 5 to the developer of this software!
We recently held an obstacle course race with races starting every half hour. This was excellent for tracking runners as skill levels varies greatly. Adding the runners photo a big plus.Had a small issue trying to find the correct process for our needs. Sent a message on a Sunday night for help and was pleasantly surprised to receive our answer within minutes!
We recently held an obstacle course race with races starting every half hour. This was excellent for tracking runners as skill levels varies greatly. Adding the runners photo a big plus.Had a small issue trying to find the correct process for our needs. Sent a message on a Sunday night for help and was pleasantly surprised to receive our answer within minutes!
As a cross country and track coach, I use this app daily and it’s a life saver. I looked for the perfect handheld stopwatch and spent $70 on one that can keep 3 watches at a time and not in a streamlined way. This app is so much better than an old school stop watch when you’re time multiple people both in a race setting and practice setting.
Developer Response Thank you for your kind words. I originally built the app when I saw my son’s PE teacher try and track 8 classes of 20 kids do their physical testing with a clipboard and a stopwatch. Glad it works for you!
As a cross country and track coach, I use this app daily and it’s a life saver. I looked for the perfect handheld stopwatch and spent $70 on one that can keep 3 watches at a time and not in a streamlined way. This app is so much better than an old school stop watch when you’re time multiple people both in a race setting and practice setting.
Thank you for your kind words. I originally built the app when I saw my son’s PE teacher try and track 8 classes of 20 kids do their physical testing with a clipboard and a stopwatch. Glad it works for you!
Allows deleting of Current Race (with warning)
More undo ability across the app
Dark mode icon
Some obscure crashes fixed.
2.8.4 10/13/2024
A major update internally, but with relatively few visible changes.
Watches 2.8 now requires iOS version 14. As a result, it should be more compatible and better performing with smoother animations.
A lot of UI code has been rewritten for this release, so please let us know of ANY UI glitches or oddities (or any other issues too).
Minor Features:
Optional space between watches
Can edit a race's date and location
Like Safari, Watches now autohides bars on iPhone when scrolling to give more room for watches
Rebuilt all "faces" to scale better in different size phones/iPad/Mac
More photo-forward watch-faces to identify people
Photos stored as higher resolution and circular
Works on Apple Silicon Macs
Drag/Drop photos
Scale/crop photos when importing
Undo messages have more detail
Multi selection allowed during History Edit and All People Edit
More use of popovers for field editing
Faster graph animation
Fixes:
Fixed Volume buttons
More consistent text colors (e.g. red for warnings)
Dark mode more consistent
"Swipe to delete" more consistent with iOS standard
Undo Lap now removes from visible watch as well
2.8.1 and .2:
Fix field crashes
2.8.3:
Moves support platform from UserVoice to FreshDesk
Cleans up nav bar disappearance in main screen
Fix one field crash
2.8.3 06/19/2024
A major update internally, but with relatively few visible changes.
Watches 2.8 now requires iOS version 14. As a result, it should be more compatible and better performing with smoother animations.
A lot of UI code has been rewritten for this release, so please let us know of ANY UI glitches or oddities (or any other issues too).
Minor Features:
Optional space between watches
Can edit a race's date and location
Like Safari, Watches now autohides bars on iPhone when scrolling to give more room for watches
Rebuilt all "faces" to scale better in different size phones/iPad/Mac
More photo-forward watch-faces to identify people
Photos stored as higher resolution and circular
Works on Apple Silicon Macs
Drag/Drop photos
Scale/crop photos when importing
Undo messages have more detail
Multi selection allowed during History Edit and All People Edit
More use of popovers for field editing
Faster graph animation
Fixes:
Fixed Volume buttons
More consistent text colors (e.g. red for warnings)
Dark mode more consistent
"Swipe to delete" more consistent with iOS standard
Undo Lap now removes from visible watch as well
2.8.1 and .2: fixes field crash
2.8.2 12/13/2023
A major update internally, but with relatively few visible changes.
Watches 2.8 now requires iOS version 14. As a result, it should be more compatible and better performing with smoother animations.
A lot of UI code has been rewritten for this release, so please let us know of ANY UI glitches or oddities (or any other issues too).
Minor Features:
Optional space between watches
Can edit a race's date and location
Like Safari, Watches now autohides bars on iPhone when scrolling to give more room for watches
Rebuilt all "faces" to scale better in different size phones/iPad/Mac
More photo-forward watch-faces to identify people
Photos stored as higher resolution and circular
Works on Apple Silicon Macs
Drag/Drop photos
Scale/crop photos when importing
Undo messages have more detail
Multi selection allowed during History Edit and All People Edit
More use of popovers for field editing
Faster graph animation
Fixes:
Fixed Volume buttons
More consistent text colors (e.g. red for warnings)
Dark mode more consistent
"Swipe to delete" more consistent with iOS standard
Undo Lap now removes from visible watch as well
2.8.1: fixes field crash
2.8.1 12/10/2023
A major update internally, but with relatively few visible changes.
2.8.0 now only runs on iOS version 14 or later, thus taking advantage of UI features only available in later versions of the OS and removing many former bug workarounds necessary for older versions. As a result, Watches should be more compatible, better performing with smoother animations and a more standardized UI.
A lot of UI code has been rewritten for this release, so please let me know of ANY UI glitches or oddities (or any other issues too). There weren't any changes to the data handling, so shouldn't be any problems there.
Minor Features
Now that iPhones have more space, increased spacing between watches (optional)
Can edit a race's date and location
Like Safari, Watches now autohides bars on iPhone when scrolling to give more room for watches
More photo-forward faces to identify people
Photos stored in higher resolution.
Works on Apple Silicon Macs
Photos are presented as circular
Drag/Drop photos
Scale/crop photos when importing
Undo messages have more detail
Multi selection allowed during History Edit and All People Edit
More use of popovers for field editing
Faster graph animation
Rebuilt all "faces" to scale better in different size phones/iPad/Mac
Fixes:
Fixed Volume buttons
More consistent text colors (e.g. red for warnings)
Dark mode more consistent
"Swipe to delete" more consistent with iOS standard
Undo Lap now removes from visible watch as well
2.8.0 12/04/2023
New lap Countdown Mode ("3 laps To Go")
Reports across an entire team of people
Trackpad support for iPad
Blackout Mode for individual use (e.g. running with your phone in a pocket)
FirstWatch mode now affects first running watch
Delete all members of a team
2.7.0 10/30/2020
2.6.5: Fix for potential crash while searching your contacts to add to Watches
Dark mode (w/ improved battery life)
Swipe left or right on main screen's title (race name) to quickly switch between active races.
Stagger start now only waits 2 seconds for first runner.
Three new huge watch faces
2.6.5 11/16/2019
Dark mode (w/ improved battery life)
Swipe left or right on main screen's title (race name) to quickly switch between active races.
Stagger start now only waits 2 seconds for first runner.
Three new huge watch faces
Minor changes:
iPhone 11 and iOS 13 support
Performance tuning in screen updating
Include seconds when reporting race time (to allow comparison)
Misc bug Fixes
2.6.4 10/28/2019
Bug fixes:
More reliable volume-control buttons.
Exports to CSV and Text more compatible with Excel.
Recent Races!
In one way or another, multiple people have asked to make it easier to switch between recent races. Either they are editing them, or they are tracking multiple groups in simultaneous races, or they want to set up several races for a day, and quickly access them.
In the Main menu, I've added an option for "Recent Races", which shows the last few races. (You can easily add/remove them from this list) Then with two taps, you can switch back and forth between these races.
2.6.3 03/03/2019
Recent Races!
In one way or another, multiple people have asked to make it easier to switch between recent races. Either they are editing them, or they are tracking multiple groups in simultaneous races, or they want to set up several races for a day, and quickly access them.
In the Main menu, I've added an option for "Recent Races", which shows the last few races. (You can easily add/remove them from this list) Then with two taps, you can switch back and forth between these races.
2.6.2 09/16/2018
Thank you for your enthusiastic support! Here's a few bug fixes:
Can now "Add new people" from "All People" screen
"Select from Contacts" visible on iPhoneX
Plugged minor memory leak
2.6.1 08/16/2018
There is now an "Intervals (Auto Laps)" option in Preferences.
When enabled, when you Stop a watch, and then restart it, it automatically records a Lap at the Stop time.
This is designed for interval training (everybody does a lap, then pause, then another lap etc), each interval will then be recorded as a separate lap, and the cumulative will show the sum of all active intervals.
You can restart with Individual start buttons, or All Start, or Staggered Start.
We have removed "Force Touch" from the main watch screen, as it was sometimes being accidentally triggered during the excitement of a race.
2.6.0 06/23/2018
Graphs! (For both individuals and races)
Full iPhoneX and 10.11 Support.
No more Ads.
Easier to delete multiple people or races.
Per request, 3 and 4 minute stagger start times
2.5.1 11/15/2017
Graphs of individual and race performance.
iPhoneX and 10.11 Support
Removed Remove Ads/Donation request from In-App purchase
Requested improvements:
Easier to delete multiple people or races.
3/4 minute stagger times
2.5.0 11/13/2017
Support for Interval Training (see below*)
Converting "Remove Ads" to "Support Watches"
Allows deleting photo
Fixes:
Black background icon
Fixes iPad import of photo
Column problem when importing CSV to Excel or Numbers
*At the request of a coach, the latest version has better support for interval training. For example, if you have a group that is doing 8 laps, with a brief break in between, then just start them the normal way, with or without using Staggered Start. As each person finishes, hit their individual Stop button. After the break, when you’re ready for the next lap, just hit the master Start (either Stagger Start or Start All) again. Watches now recognizes this case (last button pressed was an individual Stop and then a master Start), and automatically record the individual times as Laps.
This seems a very useful behavior across multiple sports, but if you don’t want it, for the last person, simply hit "All Stop" instead of their individual Stop button Also, let me know; if enough people need it, I’ll make it a configuration option.
2.0.5 03/17/2017
2.0.x: bug fixes (esp auto-sort under iOS 10)
2.0:
The Ultimate Stopwatch 2.0 is a massive update involving almost all aspects of Watches. A long list of new features requested by our users to make using Watches better in real-world situations are included, as well many little fixes and performance enhancements. Although Watches has many new capabilities and options, we continue to strive to make it easy to use. We hope it does what you need. If it does, there's nothing better for a developer than a good review (see the menus), or you could buy the ad-removing upgrade (see the menus). If not, let us know at our support site (you guessed it, in the menu) how we can help!
Better Race Starts:
Enable a huge Start button
Launch a group as a batch during a race
Do a Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Add a person to current race from their history
Start a race without looking with iPhone/iPad's volume control
During race, use volume buttons to create an unassigned Lap (or Stop), and assign it later
Better Device Support:
Optimized for all iOS8 and 9 devices (iPhone 4s up through iPad Pro)
Use Split Screen Support (on compatible iPads)
Humongous watch face to read at distance (for iPads)
Force-push Peek and Pop to preview details and reports (on iPhone 6s & 6s+)
More popups (on iPad and larger iPhones)
Restructured and easier Preferences with help Text
Better Reporting:
Dual-views in Landscape for People and Reports (on larger devices)
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times simultaneously
Separate splits-display and time-unit options for watches vs reports
Locations now show up as text in reports rather than lat/long
Runner's photos and Race-Type columnin HTML report
Choice of CSV or tab-separated exports
Include seconds in date in CSV and Text
Better Editing:
Add a lap while editing a Watch
Make notes on people across all races
While editing runner names, choose from existing ones to merge runners
Edit current Race Info and any historic races as well
Specify default Activity Types
FEATURES:
Split Screen Support (including smaller faces for iPad)
Big Start Button option
Force-push Peek and Pop
Add these watches and launch
Use Volume Control for starting a race without looking
Use Volume Control during race if you don't know who the lap or stop is for and assign it later
Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Splitviews in Landscape for People and Reports
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times
2.0.4 11/02/2016
2.0.3: Fixes Auto-sort for iOS 10
2.0:
The Ultimate Stopwatch 2.0 is a massive update involving almost all aspects of Watches. A long list of new features requested by our users to make using Watches better in real-world situations are included, as well many little fixes and performance enhancements. Although Watches has many new capabilities and options, we continue to strive to make it easy to use. We hope it does what you need. If it does, there's nothing better for a developer than a good review (see the menus), or you could buy the ad-removing upgrade (see the menus). If not, let us know at our support site (you guessed it, in the menu) how we can help!
Better Race Starts:
Enable a huge Start button
Launch a group as a batch during a race
Do a Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Add a person to current race from their history
Start a race without looking with iPhone/iPad's volume control
During race, use volume buttons to create an unassigned Lap (or Stop), and assign it later
Better Device Support:
Optimized for all iOS8 and 9 devices (iPhone 4s up through iPad Pro)
Use Split Screen Support (on compatible iPads)
Humongous watch face to read at distance (for iPads)
Force-push Peek and Pop to preview details and reports (on iPhone 6s & 6s+)
More popups (on iPad and larger iPhones)
Restructured and easier Preferences with help Text
Better Reporting:
Dual-views in Landscape for People and Reports (on larger devices)
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times simultaneously
Separate splits-display and time-unit options for watches vs reports
Locations now show up as text in reports rather than lat/long
Runner's photos and Race-Type columnin HTML report
Choice of CSV or tab-separated exports
Include seconds in date in CSV and Text
Better Editing:
Add a lap while editing a Watch
Make notes on people across all races
While editing runner names, choose from existing ones to merge runners
Edit current Race Info and any historic races as well
Specify default Activity Types
FEATURES:
Split Screen Support (including smaller faces for iPad)
Big Start Button option
Force-push Peek and Pop
Add these watches and launch
Use Volume Control for starting a race without looking
Use Volume Control during race if you don't know who the lap or stop is for and assign it later
Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Splitviews in Landscape for People and Reports
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times
2.0.3 09/22/2016
2.0.2: A few minor cleanups and requests from the first few weeks of our big 2.0 launch:
Smooths out Race Type editing glitches
Removes potential crash in Runner name autocompletion
Eschews unnecessary margins in Notes fields
Sorting by name now sorts by ... name
Race reports show position (#1, #2 ...).
Immediately reflects merging runners in UI (and avoids an occasional crash).
Now avoids accidental time travel by preventing negative lap times in watch editor.
All Stop should appear when it is supposed to (when all watches started, and at least one still running)
For those who like to read release notes, it'd be great if you'd file a review (just go to the main menu)!
2.0.1
Let iOS8 play along
Adds Restore purchases for ad-removal
The Ultimate Stopwatch 2.0 is a massive update involving almost all aspects of Watches. A long list of new features requested by our users to make using Watches better in real-world situations are included, as well many little fixes and performance enhancements. Although Watches has many new capabilities and options, we continue to strive to make it easy to use. We hope it does what you need. If it does, there's nothing better for a developer than a good review (see the menus), or you could buy the ad-removing upgrade (see the menus). If not, let us know at our support site (you guessed it, in the menu) how we can help!
Better Race Starts:
Enable a huge Start button
Launch a group as a batch during a race
Do a Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Add a person to current race from their history
Start a race without looking with iPhone/iPad's volume control
During race, use volume buttons to create an unassigned Lap (or Stop), and assign it later
Better Device Support:
Optimized for all iOS8 and 9 devices (iPhone 4s up through iPad Pro)
Use Split Screen Support (on compatible iPads)
Humongous watch face to read at distance (for iPads)
Force-push Peek and Pop to preview details and reports (on iPhone 6s & 6s+)
More popups (on iPad and larger iPhones)
Restructured and easier Preferences with help Text
Better Reporting:
Dual-views in Landscape for People and Reports (on larger devices)
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times simultaneously
Separate splits-display and time-unit options for watches vs reports
Locations now show up as text in reports rather than lat/long
Runner's photos and Race-Type columnin HTML report
Choice of CSV or tab-separated exports
Include seconds in date in CSV and Text
Better Editing:
Add a lap while editing a Watch
Make notes on people across all races
While editing runner names, choose from existing ones to merge runners
Edit current Race Info and any historic races as well
Specify default Activity Types
FEATURES:
Split Screen Support (including smaller faces for iPad)
Big Start Button option
Force-push Peek and Pop
Add these watches and launch
Use Volume Control for starting a race without looking
Use Volume Control during race if you don't know who the lap or stop is for and assign it later
Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Splitviews in Landscape for People and Reports
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times
2.0.2 04/18/2016
(2.0.1: Fixed startup crash in iOS 8 on some devices)
The Ultimate Stopwatch 2.0 is a massive update involving almost all aspects of Watches. A long list of new features requested by our users to make using Watches better in real-world situations are included, as well many little fixes and performance enhancements. Although Watches has many new capabilities and options, we continue to strive to make it easy to use. We hope it does what you need. If it does, there's nothing better for a developer than a good review (see the menus), or you could buy the ad-removing upgrade (see the menus). If not, let us know at our support site (you guessed it, in the menu) how we can help!
Better Race Starts:
Enable a huge Start button
Launch a group as a batch during a race
Do a Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Add a person to current race from their history
Start a race without looking with iPhone/iPad's volume control
During race, use volume buttons to create an unassigned Lap (or Stop), and assign it later
Better Device Support:
Optimized for all iOS8 and 9 devices (iPhone 4s up through iPad Pro)
Use Split Screen Support (on compatible iPads)
Humongous watch face to read at distance (for iPads)
Force-push Peek and Pop to preview details and reports (on iPhone 6s & 6s+)
More popups (on iPad and larger iPhones)
Restructured and easier Preferences with help Text
Better Reporting:
Dual-views in Landscape for People and Reports (on larger devices)
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times simultaneously
Separate splits-display and time-unit options for watches vs reports
Locations now show up as text in reports rather than lat/long
Runner's photos and Race-Type columnin HTML report
Choice of CSV or tab-separated exports
Include seconds in date in CSV and Text
Better Editing:
Add a lap while editing a Watch
Make notes on people across all races
While editing runner names, choose from existing ones to merge runners
Edit current Race Info and any historic races as well
Specify default Activity Types
FEATURES:
Split Screen Support (including smaller faces for iPad)
Big Start Button option
Force-push Peek and Pop
Add these watches and launch
Use Volume Control for starting a race without looking
Use Volume Control during race if you don't know who the lap or stop is for and assign it later
Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Splitviews in Landscape for People and Reports
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times
2.0.1 03/31/2016
(Note: there is a possible startup crash with certain devices under iOS 8. A fix has ben submitted.)
The Ultimate Stopwatch 2.0 is a massive update involving almost all aspects of Watches. A long list of new features requested by our users to make using Watches better in real-world situations are included, as well many little fixes and performance enhancements. Although Watches has many new capabilities and options, we continue to strive to make it easy to use. We hope it does what you need. If it does, there's nothing better for a developer than a good review (see the menus), or you could buy the ad-removing upgrade (see the menus). If not, let us know at our support site (you guessed it, in the menu) how we can help!
Better Race Starts:
Enable a huge Start button
Launch a group as a batch during a race
Do a Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Add a person to current race from their history
Start a race without looking with iPhone/iPad's volume control
During race, use volume buttons to create an unassigned Lap (or Stop), and assign it later
Better Device Support:
Optimized for all iOS8 and 9 devices (iPhone 4s up through iPad Pro)
Use Split Screen Support (on compatible iPads)
Humongous watch face to read at distance (for iPads)
Force-push Peek and Pop to preview details and reports (on iPhone 6s & 6s+)
More popups (on iPad and larger iPhones)
Restructured and easier Preferences with help Text
Better Reporting:
Dual-views in Landscape for People and Reports (on larger devices)
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times simultaneously
Separate splits-display and time-unit options for watches vs reports
Locations now show up as text in reports rather than lat/long
Runner's photos and Race-Type columnin HTML report
Choice of CSV or tab-separated exports
Include seconds in date in CSV and Text
Better Editing:
Add a lap while editing a Watch
Make notes on people across all races
While editing runner names, choose from existing ones to merge runners
Edit current Race Info and any historic races as well
Specify default Activity Types
FEATURES:
Split Screen Support (including smaller faces for iPad)
Big Start Button option
Force-push Peek and Pop
Add these watches and launch
Use Volume Control for starting a race without looking
Use Volume Control during race if you don't know who the lap or stop is for and assign it later
Staggered Start with fullscreen launch board
Splitviews in Landscape for People and Reports
Personal-Best tracking by race type
Option to show both split and cumulative times
2.0.0 03/24/2016
Fix for obscure crash, and new data model for next release.
1.1.5 05/02/2015
Major bug hunting expedition; all known bugs terminated.
Annoying gray bar gone
Keyboard works in Notes field after leaving and coming back in
Fix for a strange negative time possibility
Saves more frequently during a race
A few typos remedied
Two obscure crashing bugs gone.
To save battery, if you have more than 8 watches running on the screen at once, we now slow the screen updates down. This has no effect on accuracy; it's strictly visual.
We're already working on the next release with several significant new features that are just about done. If you'd like to try these out, sign up for the beta test in Help>Feedback Forum>Subscribe to 1.2 Beta.
Finally, I don't want to interrupt your usage of Watches with review requests, but if you like the product, submitting a review is the best thing you can do for us! Just go to the menu and Recommend Watches.
1.1.4 03/13/2015
Bug fixes for 8.0
1.1.3 10/29/2014
Bug fix.
If you have any problems or suggestions, please go to the Help command in the menu to leave us a note.
Note: this release does not take full advantage of the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. It runs fine, but at the zoomed up resolution. Look for that soon.
1.1.2 10/10/2014
A couple of minor requested features, and several bug fixes mostly related to iOS8.
Lap buttons now show which lap you will be creating (aka which one the runner will be completing).
Thanks to Asskdghdasdd for pointing out the problem in removing ads and ccolburn for an iOS8 issue. If you have any problems or suggestions, please go to the Help command in the menu to leave us a note.
Note: this release does not take full advantage of the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. It runs fine, but at the zoomed up resolution. Look for that soon.
1.1.1 10/04/2014
Allows deleting of Current Race (with warning)
More undo ability across the app
Dark mode icon
Some obscure crashes fixed.
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