“Free” Trial is very misleading
Its one thing to charge so much for a little app timer that you could clone with Claude in less than 5 minutes, but its another thing to mislead your customers into thinking they are getting 7 days to trial the app, whereas its saying you can pay for a year but get 7 days added on top. Very sneaky and misleading. -1 star for a terrible simple mediocre app that hopefully someone clones for free.
Glad AI is taking away jobs from people who make overpriced apps like this.
Cheers for making me spend 30 bucks accidentally for a kitchen timer.
Glad AI is taking away jobs from people who make overpriced apps like this.
Cheers for making me spend 30 bucks accidentally for a kitchen timer.
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This app is great
I’ve tried a few focus apps but this one…man it just hits it out of the park for me. It’s the only one that really works! It’s in the background, has a great menu bar timer, nice chime sounds, great aesthetic. Love this app!
After Add Block , Add is playing in youtube
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Sound doesn’t work
So far I am pleased with the UI, it’s clean and does what it is supposed to do but unfortunately sound doesn’t work when completing the 25m or 5 minute intervals. This needs to get fixed.
Serious Sync Issues Between Mac and iOS
I’m extremely disappointed with the synchronization reliability between the Mac and iOS versions.
I enabled the option to sync data to Calendar, but the data never appeared in my calendar. Even worse, the data inside the Flow app itself became inconsistent — I originally had three records for today, but now only the middle one remains.
There are also serious timer synchronization problems. The timer can keep running on the Mac app while the iOS notification is still active, but the iOS app itself shows no active timer at all. This makes the whole tracking system unreliable.
Another confusing design choice is requiring tags for break time. Breaks are not related to my work categories, so forcing users to categorize rest periods adds unnecessary friction.
The core idea of the app is productivity tracking, but inaccurate syncing and inconsistent timer states make it difficult to trust the data. Please prioritize fixing synchronization and reconsider the break tagging workflow.
I enabled the option to sync data to Calendar, but the data never appeared in my calendar. Even worse, the data inside the Flow app itself became inconsistent — I originally had three records for today, but now only the middle one remains.
There are also serious timer synchronization problems. The timer can keep running on the Mac app while the iOS notification is still active, but the iOS app itself shows no active timer at all. This makes the whole tracking system unreliable.
Another confusing design choice is requiring tags for break time. Breaks are not related to my work categories, so forcing users to categorize rest periods adds unnecessary friction.
The core idea of the app is productivity tracking, but inaccurate syncing and inconsistent timer states make it difficult to trust the data. Please prioritize fixing synchronization and reconsider the break tagging workflow.
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