IV Push Timer

IV Push Timer brings haptic interval cues to your Apple Watch, with fewer repeated screen taps and clock checks. Instead, the user can FEEL when to continue, keeping their eyes focused on the task at hand. An independent iPhone stopwatch lets you time on your phone too. IV Push Timer - Feel the Push Built by a Flight Nurse FEATURES - Independent stopwatches on Apple Watch and iPhone, with pause, resume and completion controls - Configurable 15, 30 or 60 second haptic intervals and optional audio tone queue - Custom iPhone haptic patterns, which differ from standard Apple Watch vibrations - History with timestamps, durations, and iPhone or Apple Watch origin symbols - Dark, Neutral, and Light appearance choices - Auto Timeout: Off or 1 through 10 minutes. It ends the active timer after the selected amount of running time; paused time does not count. - Optional Keep Screen Awake During Timer on the iPhone companion timer - Guidance for Watch face complications, notifications and Apple Watch Ultra Action Button setup with a bundled Shortcut - Separate Shortcut and complication Auto-Start controls - Offline safety information, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy KEEP SCREEN AWAKE This iPhone option is Off by default. When enabled, it prevents Auto-Lock only while the iPhone timer runs in the foreground. Pausing, finishing, timeout, turning the option Off, leaving the app or a timer-service error restores normal Auto-Lock. Manual locking still works. Keeping the display on uses more battery. This option does not keep Apple Watch awake or enable background haptics. IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS Use an independent timing method for verification. Timing, display updates, haptics, audio and notifications may be interrupted, delayed or unavailable. Keep the app open for foreground iPhone cues. watchOS controls Watch display sleep and runtime; wake the Watch and verify its actual timer state and elapsed time. Active timing does not recover after app termination. Timer records and settings are stored locally, with the paired-device transfers, not on a developer-operated server. Apple services and backups have separate settings and policies. Do not send patient information to support. IV Push Timer is for simulation only, not real patients or actual patient care. It does not assess patients, calculate doses or rates, recommend medication-specific durations, or replace clinical judgment, orders, protocols, monitoring, or facility policies.