Make Ready Lite - The free shot timer Hack 1.4.4 + Redeem Codes

I would also like an adjustable delay, but for a different reason.

I need a timer app for dry fire practice, and if the start beep could be delayed for either a random or set time of between 1-5 seconds, it would be perfect for me to practice drawing and firing in my home (no ammo).

I’m trying to measure my time from starting my draw to firing, against the “clock,” and this one feature would greatly help in setting specific times-to-beat for practice.

I realize I could add time (how much?) to the par beep to take into account any time used from hitting the start button until getting into my shooting stance, but then I don’t really know how much time is actually taken to start the timer vs. actually drawing and firing. I’d be willing to pay a few bucks for that feature.

I’ve been looking for a shot timer app to use for solo range sessions and this fits the bill. You can adjust the sensitivity so it doesn’t pick up steel target impacts and confuse them for shots.
The delay is under settings. Set the par time for whatever time length you need. I keep it at 5 seconds and will hear the first beep, then 5 seconds go by for the second beep and boom, delayed timer. Your reaction time will be in red along with the splits for each shot after.
Fits my needs perfectly. May take 3 minutes to figure out and adjust.

I really like the simplicity of this app. Maybe I'm not able to figure it out but it would be nice to have a delay setting/s to allow for single person manipulation while training. When I hit start there should an option to count down before the start buzzer sounds so that I can get a good reading on my time from my draw to my first shot. Otherwise great app if there is another person there to hit the start button for the shooter.

I used this timer last week in the Utah desert shooting steel. We never used a timer before and we were performing a draw and fire two shots under 5 seconds drill. It worked great.
A couple notes. We were shooting steel and it would pick up the ping from the bullet impact. I decreased the sensitivity and that fixed the issue. Second, I don’t know how this is hands free. The second man not shooting had to operate the timer for the shooter, I did not test with headphones.
All in all it’s a good free app.

This app is very basic, but that perfect for someone just getting started with shooting. When you get better and start getting serious, then consider a real shot timer. Though the paid version, which is only $10, would honestly work close to as well as a full timer.

Been using this for about a year or so. Works great when running drills with friends but the lack of a delay means I can’t use it when I’m alone. I don’t often shoot alone so it’s not a big deal but worth mentioning. Seems like a simple addition to the app to make this a perfect shot timer.

Works great on my private range as long as you have someone to run the timer / app while you run the course or drills. I had no issues with it picking up multi string shots. The only thing lacking is a start delay so that you can run it yourself but that is in the paid version along with range commands.

Everybody complaining and giving bad reviews cause they think no delay. Go to settings and choose how long of a delay you want.
Works great for what we are doing.

I was thinking of upgrading to the $10 version but first wanted to check a couple of things like the very low volume of the beep and its pitch (too high for me as I have high tone loss). Sent two emails with NO RESPONSE. Think I'll save my $10. Their claim it is the iPhone speakers is nonsense as I can hear the speakers from across the room. If the upgraded version has voice command to shoot, that may suffice but with no response, I can't know.

Just went to iOS 16.5.1 and it still instantly crashes, just as the paid for version I LOVED has done since a few OS updates ago.

Tried to contact Codemonkey about this, no joy. Would gladly buy the full version again. Perhaps a pox on Apple’s house for not retaining backwards compatibility—for an app last updated only six years ago.