Chess Clock (Merkmatics) Cheats

Chess Clock (Merkmatics) Hack 3.0.0 + Redeem Codes

Developer: Merkmatics
Category: Utilities
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.0.0
ID: com.MerkMatics.ChessTimer

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Description

A World-Class Game Clock for iOS. Updated for iOS 8 and the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

The most accurate, high performance, customizable and user friendly game clock on the App Store.

It provides the highest accuracy timing that iOS allows and has more features than any other game clock on the App Store. If you think there's a feature missing let us know and we'll consider adding it.

If you like the app please write a review or give it a rating. If you have any difficulty using the app or you want a new feature let me know at [email protected]. I’m grateful for your comments and support.

---------------- Features -----------------
* Individually customizable clocks for each player that allow configuration of:
--- Start time
--- Increment/delay time
--- Increment sound (turn sound on and off as well as sound choice)
--- When to begin displaying tenths of a second

* Accurate to a 1000th of a second

* Displays the number of moves each player has completed

* Times and increments can be set with 1 second resolution

* Ability to select which player starts the game

* Negative Time
--- Clocks can count below zero
--- This is a configurable setting (off by default)

* Ability to turn off the end of game sound

* Compatible with iOS 6 and above

------ Delay Settings ------
* USCF Delay (clock doesn't start counting down until the delay is over). Time left in the delay is displayed clearly.

* Fischer compensation (time added per turn accumulates)

* Bronstein compensation (time added per turn does not accumulate)

* No compensation (just set the increment time to zero)

* Configurable Increment Notification System
--- Screen flashes and a quiet sound is played when your increment runs out
--- Individually configurable, each player can choose to have no decide if they want to disable the increment notification or can choose between 3 different sounds


----- Handles interruptions smoothly -----
* Never lose your place in the game. Games are saved when you receive a call or close the app and restored when you reopen the Merkmatics Chess Clock.

* Games can be easily paused and resumed at a later time


------ Simple, Elegant look and feel ------
* The active player's timer turns green or blue when their turn begins

* A subtle "click" sounds, when you complete your turn, just like a real chess clock

* Two end of game sounds, a simple two-tone beep and a old school video game sound

* Small secondary display shows your opponents remaining time

* About page that allows you to email support from inside the App


------ Intelligent Power Management ------
* Clock is optimized to improve battery life

* iPhone/iPod Touch won’t dim or lock during a game

* Still dims and locks when a game is paused to conserve power

* Option to use a black background to save power

I use the Merkmatics Chess Clock primarily for chess but it will work for any two-player game where you want to add a time component to the game play. It will work well with Go, Scrabble, Checkers, Backgammon and many other games.

If you would like to request a new feature, report a bug, or if you have suggestions about how to improve the app please let me know at [email protected].

Thank you for downloading Merkmatics Chess Clock, I hope you enjoy it.

Version history

3.0.0
2014-12-19
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

This is a significant update to the Merkmatics Chess Clock. The look and feel of the clock has been updated to a style consistent with iOS 7 & 8, the clock settings are now position based and the icon has updated.

Settings for the clocks are now based on position, the clocks are labeled A and B and the positions of the clocks are fixed. Before a game starts the clocks are labeled for clarity. Starting a game has not changed, whomever touches their clock first is Black and the opposing player is White.

I understand that everyone is busy but if you could take a moment to write a review the App it would be greatly appreciated. Your reviews have an ENORMOUS impact on the reputation and continued success of the Merkmatics Chess Clock. If you don't have time to write a review you can also simply rate the App by choosing a star rating and hitting submit. You can easily navigate to the app by touching the App's icon (next to these words) after updating.

I am going to be adding some features in the near future so stay tuned. If you have a suggestion for a new feature or want to advocate adding something, now is a great time to let me know at [email protected].

I would like to thank Matt McNeil, Rolf Exner and Abe Farraj for their input on the features in this release as well as for their help beta testing the App.

I am extremely grateful for all of the loyal users of the Chess Clock. Thank you all for your suggestions and I wish you luck in your games, whatever you happen to be playing.

Mat
2.92
2014-11-03
Bug fix for iOS 8.1. I would like to thank Abe Farraj for bringing the issue to my attention as well as for his help testing the fix.

I would like to apologize for the crashing bug some iOS 8 customers were experiencing. I'm very sorry about any inconvenience it may have caused. The issue didn't occur on my devices running iOS 8 nor the simulators Apple provides so I didn't know about the issue until recently. Once I knew about the problem it was difficult to track down since I couldn't reproduce the issue. With Abe's help I was able to track down the issue and test the fix.

To try to ensure that this does not happen again I would like to setup a Beta Test Group that will receive App releases for testing before they are submitted to Apple. If you are interested in joining this Beta Test Group please email support. ([email protected])

I understand that everyone is busy but if you could take a moment to write a review the App it would be greatly appreciated. Your review will have a huge impact now considering the recent issue. If you don't have time to write a review you can also simply rate the App by choosing a star rating hitting submit.

I am extremely grateful for all of the loyal users of Merkmatics Chess Clock. Thank you all for your suggestions and I wish you luck in your games, whatever you happen to be playing.

Mat
2.90
2014-09-16
Updates for iOS 8 and bug fixes. More updates coming soon.

Please consider writing a review or rating the app, every positive rating helps a lot.
2.10
2013-04-05
Added the option to make increment notification silent.
2.9
2013-01-30
Remaining delay time is shown when in USCF delay mode.

More updates are coming in the next few weeks.

I would like to thank Richard Munitz for suggesting this improvement.
2.8
2012-09-19
Optimized for iOS 6 and the iPhone 5.
2.7.1
2012-09-05
Player order selection has been automated.

I would like to thank Fred Mellender and Joseph Cincotta for their suggestions regarding this new feature.

We have changed the way player order is selected to be more consistent with a classic chess clock.

Before a game starts both clocks are gray and play order is undefined (You may have to reset the clock the first time you open the app after the update). The order of play is selected when Player 2 touches their clock; this assigns Player 1 to the opposite clock and starts the game.

How to start a game:

Decide which player will move first and second. If you are Player 2 (black), simply press your button when your opponent is ready and Player 1’s clock (white) will begin counting down, starting the game.

Etiquette for starting a game: Player 2 asks Player 1 if they are ready, when Player 1 indicates that she is ready, Player 2 touches his button and Player 1’s clock starts.

Using this new method to select player clock location will allow you to start games without having to go into the setup screen before each game. Hopefully this will save you time and make the clock more enjoyable to use. If you don’t like this new setup or have suggestions regarding other improvements please do not hesitate to send an email to [email protected]. We really enjoy hearing about how you are using the app and hearing your feedback.
2.7
2012-08-23
If you are using a iPhone 3G or earlier device please do not update to this version. There is an issue with this version of the app running on these devices. We are working on a fix and will release a new version as soon as possible.
The update has been submitted to Apple and is currently waiting for review.

Player order selection has been automated.

I would like to thank Fred Mellender and Joseph Cincotta for their suggestions regarding this new feature.

We have changed the way player order is selected to be more consistent with a classic chess clock.

Before a game starts both clocks are gray and play order is undefined (You may have to reset the clock the first time you open the app after the update). The order of play is selected when Player 2 touches their clock; this assigns Player 1 to the opposite clock and starts the game.

How to start a game:

Decide which player will move first and second. If you are Player 2 (black), simply press your button when your opponent is ready and Player 1’s clock (white) will begin counting down, starting the game.

Etiquette for starting a game: Player 2 asks Player 1 if they are ready, when Player 1 indicates that she is ready, Player 2 touches his button and Player 1’s clock starts.

Using this new method to select player clock location will allow you to start games without having to go into the setup screen before each game. Hopefully this will save you time and make the clock more enjoyable to use. If you don’t like this new setup or have suggestions regarding other improvements please do not hesitate to send an email to [email protected]. We really enjoy hearing about how you are using the app and hearing your feedback.
2.5
2011-10-31
- USCF Delay
----Clock doesn't start counting down until the delay is over

- Reduced power consumption

- Tested and optimized for iOS 5

- Bug fixes
2.4
2011-07-23
* Individually configurable increment/delay times

* Completely redesigned timing mechanism that is more accurate and uses less power, now accurate to a 1,000th of a second

* Bug fixes

If you like the app please write a review or give it a rating. We really enjoy hearing how you’re using the Merkmatics Chess Clock and its great to get feedback on what new features you’d like, so don’t hesitate to email us at [email protected].

Mat
2.3
2011-06-14
New Features:
- Added option to choose which player moves first
- Added a no alarm option for the end of game sound
- Each player now has the ability to select when their clock begins displaying tenths of a second

Performance Improvements:
- Fixed a bug that caused settings to be reset to defaults when the app was removed from the multitasking bar
- Optimized timing to reduce power consumption

Thanks again for all the suggestions, your input is really helpful. If there’s a feature that you would like added to the clock or you discover a bug please don’t hesitate to send an email to [email protected]. On that note, I would like to specifically thank Don Walstad, Juan G. Restrepo, Gary Morey and Ron Dijcks for their feedback and feature suggestions that made it into this update.

If you enjoy using the app, I would like to urge you to write a review or rate the app in iTunes. It will only take you a minute and would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again for using the app, enjoy your games.
2.2
2010-10-18
- Merkmatics Chess Clock is now a universal app

- Landscape Mode added for iPhone and iPad

- a few bug fixes

- More updates coming soon!
-- Planned updates include: Byo-yomi and Canadian overtime, a high contrast mode and a help page with in depth descriptions of how to use the app and descriptions of all settings

- Please keep the suggestions coming, they really help improve the app.
2.1
2010-06-25
- iOS4 support
- Pause overlay displays when game is paused
- Choose between 3 increment notification sounds
- New background
- Made slight change to settings page so that it's more clear that it scrolls

Please rate the app or write a review if you like the app, it really helps.

Mat
2.0
2010-03-22
Thanks for downloading and using the Merkmatics Chess Clock. If you enjoy the app please leave a review or rate the app. I know it takes a minute to log in to iTunes and rate an app but I would really appreciate it.

This is a major update to the design and general look and feel of the clock. I have incorporated suggestions from a few people who were kind enough to email their ideas for improving the app. I would like to specifically thank Gregg De Bie, Lindsey Housel, Howard Lu, Scott MacNeil, Matt Smith and Brian Gilbert for their input. Keep the ideas coming, I really enjoy hearing from you.

Based on a suggestion from a user I added the ability to leave donations to support the development of the app to the Merkmatics website (www.merkmatics.com). If you like the app and want to keep the new features coming please consider making a donation.

Here’s a list of the new features:

* Improved Clock View
---- Removed the menu bar
---- Increased button size
---- Removed Resume button and made the Pause button toggle between Pause and Resume
---- Changed M: to Moves:
* Completely Redesigned Settings Interface
---- Clock and increment setup now uses spinning pickers instead of a keyboard
---- Setting page is now scrollable, with small descriptions for some of the settings
---- Cleaner more elegant design that follows the same pattern as Apple’s settings page
* Added a Configurable Increment Notification System
---- Screen flashes and a quiet sound is played when your increment runs out
---- Individually configurable, each player can decide if they want increment notification
* Added Black Background Option
---- Help reduce power consumption and increase battery life
* Added Negative Time
---- Clocks can count below zero
---- This is a configurable setting (off by default)
---- This is a feature that was requested for games that impose a penalty based on how much extra time players use
* Add Increments Manually
---- Increments can be added manually to a players clock during a game
---- This was a feature requested for games where a player can use extra time at key moments during a game
* Added an About Page
---- Gives a brief description of the application
---- Has a button to let you email support from inside the App
* Minor bug fixes and optimizations

* I've added the ability to donate to the Merkmatics website (www.merkmatics.com). I would prefer to keep this app free so I’m asking people to make a donation if they enjoy the app and want to help support it’s development.
1.1
2010-01-21
- Players clocks can be set to different amounts of time
- Displays number of moves each player has completed
- Increased maximum clock time to 99 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds
- Improved look and feel
- Reorganized the settings page
- Added ability to choose between blue and green buttons
- Reduced size of the application by over 50%
- Bug fixes
1.0
2010-01-07
- Bronstein compensation
- Clock displays tenth of a second resolution below 1 minute
- Increased accuracy
- Game time now limited to 9 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds
- If you want more time than this let me know
- Reduced power consumption
- Stopped screen from dimming during game
- Still dims when paused to conserve power
- Made the “i” button easier to hit
- Added confirmation popup before resetting the clock
- Switched to simple number pad for numeric input
- Sounds are played when chosen on the settings page
- Clock time doesn’t pause when you look at the settings page
- Clock time will reset if you change a time setting
- Fixed small errors in layout and text

If you like the app please write a review or give it a rating. If you would like to request a new feature, report a bug, or if you have suggestions about how to improve the app please let me know at [email protected].

Thanks for downloading Merkmatics Chess Clock,

Mat
0.1
2009-12-23

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Ratings

4.6 out of 5
11 Ratings

Reviews

Essential Backgammon,
Will replace my Chronos clock.
This clock is not only easy use, it is fully featured. It includes the ability to add a grace period delay. That is essential for the backgammon tournaments that I play in. As a tournament director, ease of setup is critical. Otherwise, you spend your time adjusting clocks rather than directing the tournament.

Love this clock and no longer need to carry my Chronos to tournaments.
SmallFry312,
Best chess clock app!
Hands down, this is the best chess clock app out there! Very intuitive. The app has a clean look and has every possible timer setting you could want. Large buttons make it easy to see how much time you and your opponent have.
RonDycks,
Best chess clock, period
This does everything a chess clock needs to do. Better than analog, because it's easier to read when in a hurry!
Keep better track of time and defeat your opponent by managing your clock!
YGlen,
My only complaint ...
... is having purchased an expensive physical chess clock that now sits unused since getting this outstanding app.
GJX100,
It's great.
Works great on both iPad and iPhone. Saved me $100 from having to buy a real chess clock!
Predwolf,
Very useful
Very good chess clock.
Lariat411,
Yes!
Was looking online for a backgammon clock. Ha! It's frickin perfect!
Kenneth M, PA,
The clear winner!
I started off downloading those free chess clocks thinking "A chess clock is a chess clock, right?" How mistaken I was. With some of my free clocks I have had recognition errors where the app failed to detect the tap which is frustrating and messes up your concentration, not to mention defeats the entire purpose of having a chess timer. While I would probably wish for a sleeker icon, that is a rather inconsequential request when compared to the fact that this is a top notch chess clock and really a no-brainer if you're in the market for a good one. Also, you can expect regular updates and tweaks as needed which only make an already great app that much better. I wish I found this one from the beginning, it would have saved me a lot of time.
KC9CS,
Works fine, some recent glitches
Was working great, doing everything it claimed, but something with iOS 8.0.x gives it a problem. It hangs my IPad when trying to program it. Had to reboot the iPad several times. Seemed like it happens when programming delays, or often ( it's sporadic ) when in the programming pages. Other than this, it has the Fischer , Bronstein, and simple delays. Would be nifty if it had one button prrograming for speed or blitz games. It is easy to read, and the display would be nice to look like an LED display, which is the way of the future in chess clocks. I do like the clock overall, I'm sure it will get resolved.
fredm73,
A fine effort
This is a good chess clock. Some slight improvements to the interface will make it perfect. The reset button should allow either clock to start by pressing the other (instead of having to use the menu to pick which clock starts first). A "simple delay" wherein the player's clock does not start for the selected seconds would also be great (in addition to the Fischer and Bronstein delays already provided). These are really nits and I recommend this clock to everyone.