Very disappointing app has good features, but can’t count on it to start with a click, as advertised.

I originally got this app because I confused with another one. Anyway, I bowed to the pressure of paying the $.99 for the 5 settings, partly because I thought that would be a great thing to have, and partly because I like to pay for useful software.However, I have found one area with the settings that annoys the heck out of me and has made me not use this app any more. It's the fact that ll my 5 presets resets to the TED time of 18 minutes between uses. In other words, if I spend the time setting up specific times, they are gone next time if I quit the app. Very annoying, and counter intuitive.

I can't remember what I paid for this app... maybe $2.99 and then $4.99 to get the additional presets. Love this App! To get a true speaker timer app to output a speaker clock feed over HDMI to SDI into a show monitor for your speakers on stage and have it on any monitor size of your choice is worth over $100 (what you would pay to rent a speaker timer). The app is easy to use. Swipe the mouse to set your desired time. Click and hold on your preset to store it and be able to refresh at will. And simply click to start. Basic app but love to use it on shows and the speakers on stage love it too because it keeps them on time ;-)

This app seems buggy on my iPad 2. I purchased Pclock about a year ago and was much more impressed and was not charged to add new presets - yes, while the app costs 99 cents, you have to pay for additional presets. It had a number of good reviews, so I thought I was missing something. When I click on the "I" implying info about the app, it just shuts down. Going to their website gave me the instructions I was looking for under "I." I had hoped this app would handle short 90 second presentations better, but was generally unimpressed. Setting it is pretty easy once you figure it out, but there is no sound and no overtime timer. Again, Pclock gives me all of this for the same price.