How can I make a Countdown app working in the background

[Bahattin (Bahattin Yaman)]

Please help me. I want countdown app but let it work in the background too.

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

Hi. Kodular does not support background working apps. Sry.

Yoshi

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

@Bahattin

Well, in some time, it will be possible, I am sure.

You’re welcome.

Yoshi

[Vedang (Indian boy)]

@Yoshi

Kodular does not support background working

Now It Supports

[Bahattin (Bahattin Yaman)]

@Vedang

Now It Supports

How? …

[Vedang (Indian boy)]

https://community.kodular.io/t/backgroundtasks-extension-paid/73771
Use this extension or this one

Secured Countdown Extension v2.0 [PAID]

Some apps allow users to get extra coins or gems by pressing a button or by doing a task every few minutes of time like for instance, “Clash Royale” lets you open a chest of rewards every 24 hours and then you have to wait for another 24 hours. The task can be anything like spinning a wheel once a day (or once an hour), or scratch a card once in 24 hours, etc… [app_screenshot] If your app needs a similar element, then you’ll find this extension pretty helpful. It is possible to create such a …

but both are paid

[WatermelonIce (Bryan)]

Well, still, kodular doesn’t support. However, these extension helps you a lot. If I were you I would choose the first extension because it can call most of the component.

However, if your app is a online app and only need to see the time in app, you can make good use of online api services.

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

@Vedang

but both are paid

That’s why I said

@Yoshi

Kodular does not support background working apps

[Mateja]

What? That doesn’t make any sense. If an extension was just made to do just that and it works of course the builder now supports it

[WatermelonIce (Bryan)]

I think he meant the builder itself doesn’t support it.

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

@WatermelonIce

I think he meant the builder itself doesn’t support it.

@Mateja he’s right.