SpeakSeconds is made and published by
Lance Schneier.
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About SpeakSeconds
SpeakSeconds was an utilities app developed by Lance Schneier. It was removed from the App Store Jun 16, 2026.
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App Information
SpeakSeconds was free. The app size was 451.00 kB. The last available version was 3.3. The last update was on September 4, 2025.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on the App Store since June 2025.
Description by Lance Schneier(from the App Store)
SpeakSeconds – The Timer That Talks!
Never lose track of time again! SpeakSeconds is a simple, elegant timer that counts every second out loud, so you can stay focused on your task—hands-free.
Features:
Spoken Seconds: Hear each second counted aloud, perfect for timing exercises, presentations, or any activity where you can’t look at your screen.
No Settings, No Hassle: Just open the app and tap to start. No complicated menus or options—timing has never been this easy.
Clean, Modern Design: A bold, easy-to-read timer with a smooth progress ring and intuitive controls.
One-Tap Controls: Start, pause, reset, or stop your timer with a single tap.
Mute Option: Quickly toggle spoken feedback on or off.
Works in the Background: Keep track of time even when you switch apps.
Privacy First: SpeakSeconds collects no data and requires no account. Your activity stays private, always.
Perfect For:
Workouts and interval training Public speaking and presentations Classroom activities Cooking and productivity sessions Anyone who needs to hear the time, not just see it! Download SpeakSeconds and let your timer do the talking—no setup requi
Each subscription will automatically renew 3 days before the expiration date for
the same time period. Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time before the renewal.
