Nano Timer, Android speedcubing timer

[NanoTimer]

Hi BboyArchon, thanks a lot i really appreciate!
I had to change my development computer lately so i didn't work much on my app, i still have to set up my environment on my new laptop, but i'll definitely keep adding some features once that's done.

 

[deadcat]

As a beginner learning Roux, the separation into steps is really helpful!

Is it possible to show the averages of the total times, in addition to the averages of the steps?

 

[NanoTimer]

Hello there,
After multiple updates over the years and a growing user base, I just pushed a new version on the Play Store.
Nano Timer is now free and open source! All features are now unlocked for everyone!
You can find the sources on GitHub right here: https://github.com/Morgoth890/nanoTimer
For those who did not try it yet, here is the link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cube.nanotimer&hl=en

Let me know what you guys think!

 

[danvie]

Whether I use it or not, that's pretty great. More timers for people to try when they start out.

 

[Timona]

I've gotten the timer and damn, its good!
Only complaint I've got is that it doesn't have FMC and blind solving

 

[Cubingcubecuber]

Is it available on the App Store?

 

[NanoTimer]

I've gotten the timer and damn, its good!
Only complaint I've got is that it doesn't have FMC and blind solving

Hey,
I don't have a FMC option, but as a big fan of blind myself there is a special mode for that. You can add a new 'Blind' solve type and check the blind checkbox. The UI of the timer will be adapted in that solve type to have accuracy, avg of successes and so on.

 

[NanoTimer]

Is it available on the App Store?

I'm sorry, I went full android on this one. It's not available on iOS.

 

[Daxton Brumfield]

it is really hard to get mad about that