Run Timing and Flexible Split Control
FramePerfect Speedrun Timer is built around a straightforward speedrun workflow: choose a game, begin an attempt, and record each split as the run moves forward. A large split control keeps the main action easy to find, while the timer gives runners a compact way to follow elapsed time during practice or a serious attempt.
The run flow is not locked to a single perfect take. Pause, skip, and unsplit controls let you correct a missed transition or move past a segment without rebuilding the whole setup. With live timing and splitting at the center, the app suits runners who want quick feedback while playing on a phone or alongside a mirrored display.
Games, Categories, and Speedrun Setup
The Games area gives each run a recognizable home instead of forcing every attempt into a blank stopwatch. Add the titles you want to practice, pair them with the categories you follow, and return to a list that keeps setup details close at hand. Game covers can add visual context as the collection grows.
Quickstart and Splits I/O extend that setup into a repeatable routine. A runner can move into a prepared attempt quickly, then import or export run data when an existing split arrangement needs to travel between sessions. This organization is useful for anyone who rotates through several games and wants less time spent rebuilding categories before practice begins.
Precision, Display, and Session Preferences
Timing habits vary, so the settings area gives runners control over how the clock behaves on screen. Choose a language, select time display precision, and pick a format such as hours, minutes, seconds, and fractional seconds. Screen height and width preferences also help adapt the layout to the way a phone is positioned during a run.
For longer attempts, Disable Screen Lock can keep the display awake instead of interrupting the timer. The same area gathers the Pro option, Restore Purchases, FAQ, Credits, Reset Data, and Feedback, giving users one place to adjust the session, recover access, learn the workflow, or clear a local setup when necessary.
Custom Icons and Mirrored Streaming
FramePerfect also works beyond the basic stopwatch by letting runners shape the visual side of a game list. Custom icons from the phone's photo library can make entries easier to recognize, while automatic game covers add a quick visual cue when several titles or categories share a similar naming pattern.
Device mirroring makes the timer suitable for a stream layout, allowing the phone display to sit beside gameplay without requiring the runner to stay at a computer. That combination is practical for creators who want a personal run dashboard, and for learners who prefer a clear, visible timer while practicing one segment at a time.
