After 50 tries and 10 resets it finally worked. And 1) i hate this beeping sound and 2) you can tell your life with a rabbit R1 is pretty miserable when you say “oh my god” in 2024 for starting a 5 minutes timer…
Editing my post : this feature is not released yet and therefore is still Work In Progress. I was “lucky” to launch it after many many tries but what was taped here might not be the final product, and when released, might look different, or sound different.
It’s known to be work in progress and might not represent what it will look like and/or sound like when they release the timer function.
So, you did not miss any update, it must be somewhere in the cloud, and should not be able to be triggered yet, but as you can see, if you try 100 times it might show up.
You can find many groups on Facebook, and you can join Rabbit’s official Discord server where you get the latest info and more interactions with rabbit’s team
I believe its more of batching smaller stuff together for a bigger looking update so they may be working on the feature along with other features they want to bundle with it.
Quite interesting to see how it looked like and dig it but would be fun if a using a key would like “Pomo” the timer can resemble a tomato as a small easter egg and default to a 25 minute timer.
Phrase: “Create/Set a Pomo Timer for me”
Response: “Setting a 25 Minute Timer”
They have said the main thing is they want it to be an AI timer so you can do things like “set a timer for however long it takes to make an onsen egg” and it’ll respond with “setting a timer for 6 minutes and 30 seconds” and set one for you.
Is the programming language you’re using the reason for the progress? I’m not a developer, of course, so I’m assuming you’re programming with Android, but I could be wrong.