Time’s Up! — Visual Timer

Thank you so much for this! The live activities support alone makes this awesome

Great app, I like the design, the pop out feature is great, exactly what I was looking for, however it crashes soooo much, at least 3 times when first opening, and sometimes crashes randomly and it takes me out of being focused on my work to restart the app again (multiple times), pleeease fix the crashing problem

The app does crashes more often than I wish for. But it has all the features I enjoy and the pop out timer is brillant!

This is exactly what I was looking for 👍 One suggestion would be if possible to fade the floating timer when cursor it's on top so we can have access to the other app in the back. Similiar with Desktop Clock app

Wow

Love it!

The developer regular adds in very useful features. I found count down every minute very useful! Simple app but does job well!!

I work with young adults who have autism and this has really been a life saver as the kids I work with do not have any sense of time and they ask me all day long (often every 2 or 3 minutes) if it is time to go somewhere. I can show them the timer and that solves the problem. I love it that you can put in whatever picture you want. So if a friend is coming over I can add a picture of the friend. Or I can add a picture of her favorite animal.

Last Edit Definitely try to put childproof touch on the app settings a “set it and forget” option Just found you have to activate “guided access” every time you want to use that feature For spur of the moment timers (like ocd, adhd, mentally challenged outburst, or kids that are loud enough to drown out siri requests to turn on the feature kills the momentum I tested all the main timer apps and the ONLY thing stopping this app from being a huge competitor and in my opinion, the best timer app, is a dedicated setting for prevent timer touch after start (childproof) with a setting that will keep that feature on forever unless you change it Also as stated below mention the no ads to get people to know it right up front Excellent app ———————————————————————— EDIT-App needs to clearly state that it has no ads AND you can “childproof” the buttons to prevent accidental touches Also if yyou can make childproof touch a setting IN the app it would be much easier to set that up Most people will not find that information easily after initial app opening and may not buy simply because of that. Excellent app. Just need to make it obvious on the App Store and In App that it has NO ADS and You can childproof the buttons. Well done great app. ———————————————————————— Excellent app I don't leave reviews posted To the developer- Great job, this is perfect for my special needs sister who cannot handle not knowing how long it takes for time to pass You NEED to mention front and center on this App Store page that there are no ads I almost held off on buying the full version because I couldn’t find out if there were ads even with the paid version It says it buried in the App Store description People want the free version or paid are much more likely to use/pay for premium if they know from the start that there are no ads Great job this app is excellent and the settings cover any quirks or preferences the “timee” may require This app certainly will make my sister’s life better I don’t leave reviews posted so i’ll delete this in the next few days Just needed to let you know to mention the NO ADS thing right up front on the App Store and App and that you made an excellent app -Dino

not a task tracking system, which I don’t need. just a circle with a moving wedge and a tiny digital clock off to the side. I’m a neurodivergent that hates using a digital clock to figure out how much time is passing, and hates visually registering where clock arms are on the face. this app gives me a 60 minute clock face on which a certain size wedge always represents a certain number of minutes no matter how much time I want to measure. other visual timers I tried use the full clock face to represent the amount of time being measured. so the size of the wedge varies with however much time I am measuring. having a consistent visual representation for the same amount of time helps me both track time as it’s passing and learn how much time something really takes. 😀