Quittin' Time: Work Timer

Quittin' Time: Work Timer

Beat burnout, clock off at 8h

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Released
June 3, 2026
Updated
November 9, 2026

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Work too much? Quittin' Time is the work timer that nags you to STOP — not to clock in. It tracks your real active work time and tells you when the day is done at 8 hours, so you actually close the laptop and go home. Every other work timer pushes you to log MORE hours. Quittin' Time does the opposite. It is built for people who lose track of time and overwork: a gentle, escalating reminder ladder that says it is quittin' time and means it. Start the timer when you begin. Pause it for lunch and breaks — Quittin' Time counts only the time you are truly working, never the wall clock. As you approach 8 hours, the nudges begin. Snooze once if you must, log a break, or just stop and go home. • Stop, don't start — a reminder ladder that escalates as you go past 8 hours, with a snooze cap so it never nags forever. • Active time only — pauses and breaks are excluded, so the total reflects real work, not time at your desk. • See where you stand — Today and This Week views track the day and the week against your goal. • Always one glance away — Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets plus a Live Activity keep your progress visible at a glance. • On your wrist — an Apple Watch glance and complications tell you how the day is going, with Snooze and Stop right there when you need them. • Just ask — Siri and Shortcuts answer "Am I done?", time worked today, time left, and when quittin' time lands, or log a break hands-free. • Fix the record — edit a start or end time, add a shift you forgot to start, or mark a day off for holidays and PTO. • Backups, free for everyone — save a point-in-time snapshot of your history to your own iCloud Drive and restore it whenever you need it, manually or automatically. On by default, and yours to turn off. • Sync if you want it — optional iCloud Sync keeps your history current across your devices, using your own iCloud. Off until you switch it on. Private by design. No account, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking, and no data collected by the developer. Your history lives on your iPhone, and the optional Backup and Sync features use your own iCloud and nobody else's. A calm app that respects your time should respect your data too. Stop working at quittin' time. Download Quittin' Time and take your evenings back. Free to use. An optional one-time unlock adds deeper history, charts, fully custom goals and contracts, iCloud Sync, and the Apple Watch glance and complications — a single purchase, never a subscription.
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What's New in Quittin' Time

1.3.0

November 9, 2026

Quittin' Time 1.3 makes the quitting-time nudge more dependable, your history safer to edit and restore, and logging a shift faster. • A more dependable nag — the quitting-time alert now shows up in the app on any tab, tells you if notifications are switched off for it, clears itself when you stop, and keeps nudging for up to three hours past your goal. • Control it hands-free — Start, Pause, Resume and Stop from Siri, Shortcuts or the Action button, plus an iOS 18 Control Center toggle. Pause and Resume also work right from the Lock Screen Live Activity. • Forgot to stop? — a "Still working?" card appears when a shift has run past 12 hours or past midnight, and you can set the stop time to when you actually finished. • Paid breaks to the minute — set your paid-break allowance in one-minute steps. Changing it only affects days from now on, so past days keep the allowance they were counted with. • "Still on break?" reminder — an optional nudge when you have been paused for a while. • Safer restore and edits — restoring a backup now survives an interruption, asks when a shift that was running at backup time ended, and editing a running shift can no longer overlap another one. • Steadier Pro unlock — Pro stays unlocked while the App Store catches up after a purchase, and onboarding shows the real price with Restore Purchases. • Accurate widgets, Live Activity and watch — correct across midnight and daylight saving changes, with the right goal on days off. • Easier to read and use — better contrast, VoiceOver descriptions on the charts, larger tap targets, reduced-motion support, and layouts that hold up at the largest text sizes. • Clearer wording — going past your goal now reads "Over goal" everywhere. • Lunch check now fires 4.5 hours into your shift, only if you have not logged a break. The old lunch-time setting is gone. Private by design — your data stays on your device, and your own iCloud for backup (on by default, yours to turn off) or sync if you turn it on. One-time Pro unlock, never a subscription.

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Quittin Time Pro

Charts, full history, paid breaks, and customization.