Analyse de l'application Bodhi Timer pour le 3 décembre

About Bodhi Timer is an elegant, minimalist countdown timer. It is designed mainly for use as a meditation timer but can easily be used for any similar purpose. This app is developed as open-source software. It collects no data and uses the minimal permissions necessary. How to use 🔷 Set the time via the clock icon in the top left. You may set presets by choosing a time then holding down on one of the three preset buttons. 🔷 Pause / resume via the button in the bottom left, and stop the timer via the button in the bottom right. The top right button is the preference button. 🔷 Animation may be toggled between an image and one of four circle animations, chosen from the preferences screen. 🔷 It uses Android's built-in notification system to trigger the alarm, which means it works even when your device is asleep. Features • minimalist full screen UI, no clutter • displays two animation types: fade in static image (defaults to Bodhi leaf) and animated Zen Enso (brush circle) • option to use custom image for fade in • uses scroll and fling gestures to set the time • set up to three presets on the time chooser • option for timer auto-restarting • option to set multiple consecutive timers via the "adv" button • speech recognition via long-press on clock button (set multiple timers separated by the word "again") • includes different meditation timer sounds (Burmese bell, Tibetan bell, Tibetan singing bowls, Zen gong, and bird song) • option to use any ring tone as timer sound • option to use custom sound file as timer sound • licensed under the GPL 3+ Credits • Some code is based on the free and open source TeaTimer by Ralph Gootee. • The Enso image was drawn by Ryōnen Gensō (1646-1711). Next to the Enso she has written: "When you do understand yourself fully, there is not one thing." • Singing Bowl Low sound Recorded by juskiddink Licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0