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To be quite honest, I don't find it useful at all. For the past several minutes I've been trying to come up with a use case for it, but can't because I don't fi
by kyro 17y ago
To be quite honest, I don't find it useful at all. For the past several minutes I've been trying to come up with a use case for it, but can't because I don't find myself needing a stopwatch whilst using my computer, unless you're in a research facility. Maybe if you can automate the stop watch and start/stop it according to certain actions, along the lines of RescueTime, then it could be a bit more useful. As far as premium plan, you have quite a ways to go to convince me to pay for your service. My iPhone stopwatch is sufficient for my needs and I don't see a reason to use your service.
Maybe you were going for a specific use case that I'm not aware of, and if that's the case, let me know.
- bnoland 17y agoThanks for the honesty. Most people don't use stopwatch at their computer. I created a mobile version of the website for use on your phone. It's better than your other stopwatch if you want to keep track of your times.
- martey 17y agoDon't many mobile phones include stopwatch applications? I know my Sony Ericsson from 2004 had one. Having neither an iPhone nor an Android phone, I do not know whether they include stopwatches, but I would be more likely to use a native application version than a mobile website.
- dazzawazza 17y agoThe iPhone does have a stopwatch.
- Mark_B 17y agoI clicked on the tour and noticed the graphing feature - this should be on the front page. To me, seeing progress / time is more useful than a stopwatch app by itself.