Sequence Timer and Counter

Bread dough, then proving, then the oven. Sequence Timer runs a chain of steps one into the next, so you set it up once and then just listen. Most timer apps give you one countdown. This one lets you build a sequence — five minutes here, twenty there, ten reps, two minutes more — where each step sounds when it ends and rolls straight into the one after it. Nothing to tap between steps. Nothing to remember. A step can finish on a time, on a count, or on whichever arrives first. And you decide what counts it down: a tap, a steady beat, or — the part people don't expect — a clap or a shout, so your hands never have to touch the phone. WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR Cooking — prove, knead, rest, bake, without setting four separate timers Meditation — a bell every minute through a sit, or a count of 108 by voice Study — focus and break, repeating, hands off the phone Physio and stretching — hold,…