Made a timer for a friend to replace cstimer. Looking for feedback :)

watermellen

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not sure if this is the right place to post this but i originally made a timer for a friend and it kinda turned into a whole project of trying to make the best speedcubing timer i can lol

it's called Cubuki and the idea is basically to make something like csTimer but with a ton more customization and features. it has stuff like cloud sync, custom layouts, themes, smart cube support, stats, alg trainers, multiplayer battles, friends/chat and even a csTimer importer so you don't lose your solves

it works on windows, mac, linux, android and the browser too

i've been adding features pretty much nonstop and there's still a lot i wanna do with it

it's free if anyone wants to try it: https://cubuki.com/

would love to hear what you guys think or what features you'd wanna see added, especially if there's something about csTimer you've always wanted changed lol blehh
 

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This looks really polished, especially for a first big project — the screenshots look clean, and the csTimer import is a smart move, since that's the thing that stops most people from switching.

If you're asking what would actually make me switch: nail the boring core first. Accurate WCA scrambles, a proper 15-second inspection, and session stats (Ao5/Ao12, best and worst, trend over time) that are easy to read at a glance. The csTimer gripe I hear most is that the settings are buried and the UI feels dated, so a clean default layout that just works out of the box would go a long way.

Multiplayer battles and chat are fun, but I'd personally hold those until the everyday timing experience is rock solid — that's what keeps people coming back daily. Nice work though, I'll keep an eye on it.
 
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