Swan Presentation Timer
$0.84About Swan Presentation Timer
If you need to give a speech or presentation, the Swan Presentation Timer helps you to get the timing down to perfection.
See where you are at a glance, no confusing text to distract you and the clearest, simplest display to read.
Store multiple presentations for quick recall - just tap on the title.
Each talk can have multiple sections, each with their own timing. Add and remove sections with a long press.
Easy editing of times. Simply tap a section and drag the time up and down.
Whether it's a lecture or just a short talk, timing is everything - Swan keeps you on track.
See where you are at a glance, no confusing text to distract you and the clearest, simplest display to read.
Store multiple presentations for quick recall - just tap on the title.
Each talk can have multiple sections, each with their own timing. Add and remove sections with a long press.
Easy editing of times. Simply tap a section and drag the time up and down.
Whether it's a lecture or just a short talk, timing is everything - Swan keeps you on track.
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Android
2.3+
2.3+
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Timer will not reset if rotated during a presentation
Timer will not reset if rotated during a presentation
More downloads Swan Presentation Timer reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about Swan Presentation Timer
R
by R####:
by R####:
This is very flexible and lets me see exactly where I am during a presentation without trying to make a calculation. Being able to adjust and name each segment is very handy indeed!
Q
by Q####:
by Q####:
It's rare to see something quite so simple to use. The app contains exactly what you need and nothing else. Perfect.
by R####:
I really enjoyed the user interface, however it kept deleting my save talks. I created the same talk three times. It had several parts. Very disappointing because the app was perfect otherwise. I suppose we could add a vibrating or flashing sensor to let me know when a section of the talk is ended. Well worth the money if it worked reliably