LAX Time & Score Hack 2.1.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Shawn Lavin
Category: Sports
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.1.1
ID: com.lavin-apps.laxtimer
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Description
This is a timer meant to allow the timing and scorekeeping for sports like Lacrosse, Box Lacrosse, Hockey and Soccer where you may need to account for penalties or shot clocks.
You may configure the period length up to 60 minutes and up to four penalty/shot clocks for 15 second intervals from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.
If you jump to another application while timing an event, when you re-enter the LAX Timer, any countdown events are in the same state as when you left them. If you take that one minute call, that 30 second penalty clock will have counted down to zero and the time in the period will be properly reduced by a minute.
You can customize the background of the screens by selecting an image from your Photo Library.
You may configure the period length up to 60 minutes and up to four penalty/shot clocks for 15 second intervals from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.
If you jump to another application while timing an event, when you re-enter the LAX Timer, any countdown events are in the same state as when you left them. If you take that one minute call, that 30 second penalty clock will have counted down to zero and the time in the period will be properly reduced by a minute.
You can customize the background of the screens by selecting an image from your Photo Library.
Version history
2.1.1
2022-03-08
Fixed issues related to defects in how completion and starting of periods was being handled (thanks to user who noted the problems and sent me a request).
2.1.0
2022-02-08
App now allows new mode to follow the timing tables timer, if they set "Allow others to follow timer" and give you the 4 digit follow code, you can configure your app to "Follow another timer" and as they start and stop the timer, record scores, add penalty timers, this is reflected on your app. a
Caution: Do NOT bother the timing table about anything you see in your app, they are busy, this capability is intended to allow coaches to more easily see status from the timing table without interrupting them, or given a good enough signal (dependent upon iPone versions and local conditions) allow spectators to follow timing.
The new companion WatchOS app is intended to allow referees to have a backup timer for things like clearing timers and shot clocks on their wrists. From the app they may configure the two timers with duration, warning indications and name.
In addition, the 'Game Info' screen reflects the timing from the iPhone app, allowing them to see the state of the game info e.g. to 'follow' the timing table and therefore get a quick idea of the state of things or in extreme circumstances run the game timer from their own phone (not recommended).
As this does involve networking, there is some additional drain on the battery as the devices must send out signals with the changes, some discrepancy in the timing on remote devices may occur as signals take time to be interpreted and are sometimes lost.
Caution: Do NOT bother the timing table about anything you see in your app, they are busy, this capability is intended to allow coaches to more easily see status from the timing table without interrupting them, or given a good enough signal (dependent upon iPone versions and local conditions) allow spectators to follow timing.
The new companion WatchOS app is intended to allow referees to have a backup timer for things like clearing timers and shot clocks on their wrists. From the app they may configure the two timers with duration, warning indications and name.
In addition, the 'Game Info' screen reflects the timing from the iPhone app, allowing them to see the state of the game info e.g. to 'follow' the timing table and therefore get a quick idea of the state of things or in extreme circumstances run the game timer from their own phone (not recommended).
As this does involve networking, there is some additional drain on the battery as the devices must send out signals with the changes, some discrepancy in the timing on remote devices may occur as signals take time to be interpreted and are sometimes lost.
2.0.2
2021-06-18
As some users were having unintentional rotation into the new landscape mode on some devices (the phone switching orientations when they did not need it), I have added a setting that enables/disables this capability, found in the configuration screen and defaulted to disabled. This seems a friendlier solution than asking them to lock the orientation of the phone.
2.0.1
2021-05-26
Modified some initialization of the Configuration View(s) to prevent a crash some users were seeing.
2.0.0
2021-05-24
Added landscape view for display mirroring.
Re-implemented in Swift to allow better layout support, including iPad
Re-implemented in Swift to allow better layout support, including iPad
1.8.0
2017-08-15
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Required changes preparatory to iOS 11 as well as UI changes to better show on some devices.
Required changes preparatory to iOS 11 as well as UI changes to better show on some devices.
1.6.1
2012-04-27
Dealing with audio issue when using headphone jack
1.6
2011-11-22
Added a new feature for time outs/half time timing without having to reset any other timers.
Some minor memory leaks were resolved as well.
Some minor memory leaks were resolved as well.
1.5.1
2011-05-03
Fix messed up update of separate stop time penalty stops...
1.5
2011-04-29
Fixed a minor defect.
Added a preferences pane to allow reset if application hangs (very infrequent event, but it can happen)
Added a preferences pane to allow reset if application hangs (very infrequent event, but it can happen)
1.4.2
2011-03-22
Fixed a defect where the "Stop All" button was not appearing properly in the separate penalty timers case
1.4.1
2011-03-14
Added automatic advancement of the period when you finish a period and dealt with an infrequent defect.
1.4
2011-02-01
Added the ability to pick team colors to make scoring more intuitive
Added count up timer when stopped to allow timing of time outs and half time
Added option end of period warning bells
Minor defects corrected
Added count up timer when stopped to allow timing of time outs and half time
Added option end of period warning bells
Minor defects corrected
1.3.1
2010-05-10
Bug fixed where adding a penalty when penalties were stopped in 'separate penalty stop' mode would start that penalty immediately.
Adding options to silence the new audio options and to select a bell for the end of penalty option.
Adding options to silence the new audio options and to select a bell for the end of penalty option.
1.3
2010-05-02
Added end of period horn and end of penalty warnings.
1.2.1
2010-03-29
Fixed a bug in the retention of scores between sessions
1.2
2010-03-16
Additional instructions to make usage more intuitive.
Altered the methodology of setting the times and penalty times to make this easier to adjust on the fly.
Altered the methodology of setting the times and penalty times to make this easier to adjust on the fly.
1.1
2010-03-11
Added capability to stop/start the penalty timers independent of the main timer so that leagues that use running time and stop time for penalties can use the capabilities.
Name change to avoid product confusion.
Name change to avoid product confusion.
1.0
2010-03-09
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Ratings
4.9 out of 5
12 Ratings
Reviews
direwolff,
So crisply executed
Was called into action to help time keep for my sons’ lax game today. Another parent recommended this app to me after I said I’d be trying to my iPhone and Apple Watch for game time and penalty time keeping. She laughed and pointed me to this app. What an amazingly simple and perfect to the task, app. Well thought out, clean interface and a joy to use. Thinking of volunteering for the timekeeping job every weekend through the end of the season just to use this app 😃
ned1111111118,
Lifesaver
This app is such a huge help for coaches who have to coach AND time the game. It’s simple to use (make sure you read the instruction pages first) and no distracting ads or unnecessary fluff. Contacted support about a question and received excellent communication and a super quick adjustment to the app to help! Thank you!
Dan N Misty,
So Easy to Use!
Love this clock! Simple, easy to use, has everything you need. Anyone can learn it in seconds. I’m so happy to have found this app! Just wish it would work with my older iPad (iOS 9.3.5) so I could leave it with the team. I don’t want to leave my nice iPad (the one I use regularly) with other people 😂
jimbhp,
Awesome
I got this app to help me know when the game was up and turned into running the clock for my kids team. Organization liked it so much they are recommending all coaches get it just in case.
Jillllllxxxxxxghhwjjeneh,
Update works!!
Updated review. This is our go to timer for lacrosse. The last update broke everything but the developer was super quick to get it fixed and rolled back out! Thanks!!
OldusFartus,
Outstanding and simple to use
Lacrosse demands the full attention of players and timekeepers alike. For keepers, complicated Start/Stop versus Running Clock rules and the possibility of numerous penalties being served simultaneously means that most existing electronic timers have a flaw. Trouble is, it's all too often a flaw that doesn't become apparent until the game is underway.
This simple app solves that dilemma inexpensively and, better yet, intuitively.
All controls are thoughtfully arranged and accessible to big thumbs, despite fitting in the iPhone/iPod's small footprint. The result is that you can respond instantly to any referee's whistle, and start or finish penalties of differing durations -- simply hitting a penalty button a second time to queue up another instance. Easily accessible configuration screens make adapting to shorter tournament periods, or variations in youth league rules a snap with this timer. That it keeps score too (and provides a simple way to back out erroneous scores without rotating through nine digits) is just gravy.
What's missing? I'd like to be able to configure brief, audible alarms when penalties expire and it would outstanding if this simple system shared data in realtime with one or more repeaters in someone else's pocket or on a wireless public scoreboard. But for a buck, this is great software that will replace a box full of dubious counters our league provides!
This simple app solves that dilemma inexpensively and, better yet, intuitively.
All controls are thoughtfully arranged and accessible to big thumbs, despite fitting in the iPhone/iPod's small footprint. The result is that you can respond instantly to any referee's whistle, and start or finish penalties of differing durations -- simply hitting a penalty button a second time to queue up another instance. Easily accessible configuration screens make adapting to shorter tournament periods, or variations in youth league rules a snap with this timer. That it keeps score too (and provides a simple way to back out erroneous scores without rotating through nine digits) is just gravy.
What's missing? I'd like to be able to configure brief, audible alarms when penalties expire and it would outstanding if this simple system shared data in realtime with one or more repeaters in someone else's pocket or on a wireless public scoreboard. But for a buck, this is great software that will replace a box full of dubious counters our league provides!
Sanderbeck-SD,
Simple to use
As a new score keeper to Lacrosse I found this ap very simple to use and helpful. I really like the audio cues when time is up like "release release" at the end of a penalty. This is well worth the money.
A couple of things I would love in a future release would be the ability to edit the preset time outs. Also having the option to have the game clock stop automatically when you start the time out clock. It would be nice to have a sound screen where you could hit an air horn sound when you needed it.
A couple of things I would love in a future release would be the ability to edit the preset time outs. Also having the option to have the game clock stop automatically when you start the time out clock. It would be nice to have a sound screen where you could hit an air horn sound when you needed it.
HockeyinKC,
Ver useful app!
I officiate a men's league in the Summer and the league doesn't supply score or timekeepers. I strapped my iPhone to my arm and used this app to keep time and the score. It worked great! The games were non-traditional running clock games and I was able to customize the quarter and penalty time.
The only things I would add are a timer for when the clock is stopped (TOs & halftime) and the ability to change colors of home and away.
The only things I would add are a timer for when the clock is stopped (TOs & halftime) and the ability to change colors of home and away.
HotelSpy,
Simple and reliable
This app is perfect for keeping track of penalties. Might be cool if u could allow a players two digit # to be entered next to each penalty timer so u could keep track of which one to release when. But app works great even without this feature and saved me from having to use a bunch of cumbersome stopwatches at a tourney all weekend. So glad I found this. Would pay $5 for this app.
Mann Patriots,
Simple and easy
Has all the essential features that are needed. One button clicks to do what I need quickly. Two suggestions. We often have to sync to a scoreboard operator in the press box during the game. Add a button to text time and score to a stored phone number or numbers. The other feature needed is tracking timeouts remaining. One thought is to put a button for each team on the main screen that starts the timeout timer and gives the number remaining.
