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Stopwatches can be used to perform user defined timing functionality. You can create any number of stopwatches to use throughout your macros to measure time, or to trigger a macro when a stopwatch reaches a certain time.

Stopwatches can be used to perform user defined timing functionality. You can create any number of stopwatches to use throughout your macros to measure time, or to trigger a macro when a stopwatch reaches a certain time.

The stopwatch configuration screen allows you to add, delete and rename stop watches. From this screen you can also start/stop and reset each individual stopwatch as well as seeing the current value.

The stopwatch configuration screen allows you to add, delete and rename stop watches. From this screen you can also start/stop and reset each individual stopwatches as well as seeing the current value.

Note that stopwatches are not actually ticking every second when the app is in the background (They don't keep the device awake). Instead the device will be scheduled to wakeup at a certain offset from the stopwatch start time (In the case of the trigger). Therefore you can use as many stopwatches as you like and there will be no impact on battery life.

Note that stopwatches are not actually ticking every second when the app is in the background (They don't keep the device awake). Instead the device will be scheduled to wakeup at a certain offset from the stopwatch start time (in the case of the trigger). Therefore you can use as many stopwatches as you like and there will be no impact on battery life.

To make use of stop watches, MacroDroid offers the following features:

To make use of stopwatches, MacroDroid offers the following features:

[[Trigger: Stopwatch|Stopwatch Trigger]]

[[Trigger: Stopwatch|Stopwatch Trigger]]