TimeOfYourLife Multi Stopwatch 4+

Name: TimeOfYourLife Multi Stopwatch
Price: 9.99 USD
Author: Juicestand Inc

Self Improvement App for Watch

Juicestand Inc

Designed for iPhone

- USD 9.99

Description

TimeOfYourLife is a native Apple Watch multiple stopwatch/task tracker app that helps you to be more mindful of "time-wasting" activities in order to curb them. This self improvement app also tracks your productivity with the time spent on positive ones. A cumulative score is gathered based upon the amount of time you spent on your designated "positive" activity (such as learning, reading, working out) vs "negative" ones (e.g. surfing the web, wasting time).

Please note that an Apple Watch is required to use the app to track time spent as the iOS app is used to set up and view/edit scores, plus view chart history.

There are 4 stopwatches that allow you to track individual activities. You can run them concurrently set to enable one to run at a time only.

Of course you can also use it as a regular stopwatch. Since the companion Apple Watch app is a native WatchOS app you can use it even if your iPhone is not within range. Complication support is included.

***To Get the TimeOfYourLife Watch Complication Working:

For the TimeOfYourLife Complication to work on the iPhone, go to the Apple Watch settings, then pick Complications, and ensure that the TimeOfYourLife Complication is enabled there. Next, on your Apple Watch, you can modify your watch face to add the complication by scrolling via the Digital Crown. Please note that the app only supports the small size complication. For example, on the Modular watch face, it would be one of the smaller squares you can select, not the large one in the middle.

11 Mar 2024

Version 5.0

Enhanced Watch Face complication support. New history log to help you determine the time a particular stopwatch should be edited to. Bug fixes.

The developer, Juicestand Inc, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.