Big Tap Digital Stopwatch 4+

Name: Big Tap Digital Stopwatch
Rating: 4.7 (170 reviews)
Author: David Dempsey

Large Customizable Tap Display

David Dempsey

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 170 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Big Tap Display Stopwatch makes it effortless to start and stop the stopwatch by tapping any part of the screen.

With both Landscape and Portrait displays it is easy to see the Time easily.

Fully customizable display with 6 Background Colors, 6 Text Colors and 8 available Fonts.

App Features
- Large Landscape and Portrait Displays
- Saves Previous 10 Times
- 8 Different Fonts
- 6 Background Colors
- 6 Text Colors
- Just Tap the Screen to Start/Stop the Stopwatch
- Prevent the Screen from Locking while App is Open
- Can Force App to Stay in Landscape Mode (except on iPad)

This App was developed as an easy way to Start and Stop a stopwatch without having to look at the screen, because the buttons never move if in Portrait or Landscape. We also wanted to stop the device from being auto-locked, which would stop you from starting or stopping the clock.

Feb 23, 2021

Version 1.13

Bug Fixes and Improvements

4.7 out of 5

170 Ratings

Couldn’t ask for more/less

Well, actually the customizable fonts and colors are not necessary. However, the display is labeled as milliseconds, but that would need to show three places. Two digits, as provided, shows centiseconds. For most purposes and considering the human triggering, a hundredth of a second is pushing it — precisely. Start/Stop by tapping anywhere is the prime advantage. Other stopwatch apps fail, since usually attention is on the event, not seeking a tiny button. Thanks for the ergonomic 👍

Awesome timer

No longer miss PR’s while searching for that small stop button on your screen. Press anywhere on your screen to start and stop the timer.

I would have easily paid a dollar for this

Beautiful, super simple, super easy. No fiddling to press the correct button when you are in a hurry. Giant display. Minimalist and perfect.

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