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Version 1.0 · 2026-08-05
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ALERT! Nosework Timer
ALERT! is a search timer built by a nosework competitor for nosework competitors. Set your search time, hit start, and let your watch tell you everything you need to know through your wrist: you'll feel it at the halfway point, hear "30 seconds" spoken aloud, and get a haptic countdown through the final 5 seconds. No glancing down, no math, no missed finish calls.
MADE FOR THE SPORT
• Preset times from 1:00 to 15:00 in 30-second intervals
• Custom timer for any announced time, in 15-second intervals
• Halfway alert, so you know when to plan your finish
• Spoken "30 seconds" warning (or haptic-only if you prefer)
• 5-4-3-2-1 haptic countdown and a time's-up alarm
BUILT FOR THE WATCH
• Start it and forget it.…
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