Smart Time Notification App

What time is it? We look at the clock many times a day. Since smartphones became popular, many people stopped wearing wristwatches. But it can be annoying to pull out your phone from your bag every time you want to check the time.

Now, with this app, checking the time becomes easy for everyone, including people with disabilities.

When to Use This App

• Study: Avoid getting distracted by other apps when you only want to check the time.
• Exercise: Track your workout time easily.
• Driving: Stay safe and avoid using your phone while on the road.
• Cooking: Never miss your cooking time again.
• Cleaning: Protect your smartphone while still keeping track of time.

Features

• Start and End Time: Set any time range within 24 hours for notifications.
• Interval Selection: Choose how often you want to be notified, from every 1 minute to every 1 hour.
• Select Days: Pick specific days of the week to receive notifications.
• Notification Mode: Choose between sound or vibration alerts.
• Sound Options: Select a sound to play when notified. Works best with voice output.
• Volume Control: Adjust the volume for notifications and voice alerts.
• Speaking Time: Uses Text-to-Speech (TTS) to say the current time aloud.
• Battery Alerts: Hear your battery status every 3 hours.
• Speech Engine: Use the built-in voice or a custom voice purchased from the store.
• Language Support: Get notifications in other languages (if your voice engine supports it), helpful for learning a new language.
• Speech Speed: Control how fast the time is spoken.
• Vibration Patterns: Different vibration styles depending on the interval.
• Flash Alerts: Latest devices can blink the flashlight, useful for users with hearing difficulties or when sound is not preferred.

Important Notes

• On newer phones, you may need to exclude the app from battery optimization settings to ensure notifications work properly.
• Some devices may experience delays or sound issues with the latest Google TTS. You can delete and reinstall the app or switch to a different speech engine (such as Samsung TTS for Galaxy users).