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Version 1.6.0 · 2024-07-09
You can now set whether to use the starter.
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The store currently lists version 1.6.0, updated 2024-07-09.








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Starter & stopwatch app for swimming.
It can be used for practicing the starting race command or to help you measure your time.
●Basic Functions
1. Starter function
You can set the time from TAKE YOUR MARKS to start sound as you like. It is also possible to randomize the time, which is useful for practicing the start.
2. Lap time & Split time
Pressing the "Lap" button or "Stop" button after the start sound, the lap time and split time will be measured. If you accidentally press the button to measure a time, you can delete it by swiping the result cell to the left.
3. Saving results
Measured times can be saved by pressing the "Save" button.
Saved times can be viewed by date.
4. Event setting
By tapping the event name under the time, you can freely select an event (e.g. Men's 100m Freestyle).
In the initial display, 100m is set.
5.…
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You can now set whether to use the starter.
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