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7.34 seconds. That's your target. Now press the screen — the clock disappears. Let go when you think you've held it for exactly that long.
Sounds easy. It isn't.
WHY YOU CAN'T JUST COUNT
Every timer game falls apart the moment you start counting "one Mississippi, two Mississippi". Dead On is built to break that.
• Targets are never round numbers — 7.34 s, not 7 s. You can't count your way to a decimal.
• Irregular vibrations and clicks run while you hold, on two independent streams that never line up. There is no beat to lock onto.
• Nothing on screen tells you the time. No progress ring, no countdown, no fill. Just colour, and it means nothing.
WHAT'S INSIDE
DAILY CHALLENGE
Three durations, identical for every player on the planet, changing at midnight. One attempt per day. Build a streak, share your result as a card.
PARTY MODE
2 to 8 players, pass the phone around. Everyone plays identical durations, and scores stay hidden until the very end — nobody gets to calibrate on the player before them. The reveal is the whole point.
SOLO
Endless practice. Track your best gap.
HONEST BY DESIGN
No account. No ads. No tracking. No internet connection needed — not even for the daily challenge. Nothing you do leaves your phone.
Hold. Release. Be dead on.
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What's New in Dead On
1.0
August 14, 2026







