Motivation behind the App:
I like to grill passionately and always keep a stopwatch running when I grill in order to have a guideline value for the barbecue level. In the past, I simply let the built-in stopwatch run on my iPhone, with the disadvantage of always being able to stop only one barbecue food.
After researching the App Store, I decided to write my own application, GrillMultiTimer, which allows me to "monitor" any number of barbecues.
Apple app store link
The app in action:
GrillMultiTimer features:
- Start a stopwatch (timer) instance by touching the display
- Easily move the timers so that they correspond locally to the barbecue food
- Timers can store intermediate times, so that you can e.g. keep an eye on the turning of the barbecue food
1.First timer was added
2.Timer was started and second timer added
3.A second timer was started, the first recorded the turning of the meat,
a third timer was added, so 3 different foods (e.g. fish, steak, vegetables) can now be monitored
As mentioned at the beginning, you can add as many timers as you like, depending on the griller and iPhone display size 😉