RetPark: ADHD Focus Pet Timer
Your digital rest stop.
About
This app offers a guilt-free way to take breaks by laying your phone flat, allowing a digital pet to relax. Successfully completing these rest sessions rewards you with collectible illustrated cards featuring witty quotes. It's designed to help anxious minds disconnect and recharge.
What's New in RetPark
1.0.7
May 20, 2026
just metadata update
Subscription plans
RetPark PRO (Monthly)
Unlock all outfits, sounds & infinite chill for a month
In-App Purchases
$39.99
RetPark PRO (Lifetime)
Unlock all outfits, sounds & infinite chill forever.
FAQ
How does RetPark help with ADHD?
RetPark provides a unique approach to breaks by using your phone's sensors to detect when it's resting flat, encouraging disconnection. It also features neurodivergent-friendly audio like brown noise and rain to soothe racing thoughts.
What happens if I pick up my phone during a RetPark session?
If you pick up your phone suddenly during a 'chill session,' your digital pet will wake up in a panic, indicating that the session has been interrupted. This encourages users to commit to their rest periods.
Can I collect rare cards in RetPark?
Yes, successfully completing rest sessions allows you to draw a random, beautifully illustrated 'Chill Card' with witty quotes. The app hints at the possibility of collecting super-rare hidden cards, adding a collectible element.
Does RetPark have ads?
No, RetPark does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for premium features.
What are the subscription options for RetPark PRO?
RetPark PRO offers monthly and yearly subscription plans. The monthly plan is $3.99, and the yearly plan is $19.99. The yearly plan also includes a free trial period.
What devices does RetPark support?
RetPark is currently supported on iPhones. The app was released on April 9, 2026, and its latest version is 1.0.7, last updated on May 20, 2026.
What is the age rating for RetPark?
RetPark has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and general audiences, focusing on simple mechanics and positive reinforcement.
How does RetPark compare to traditional focus timers?
Unlike traditional focus timers that use stressful countdowns, RetPark flips the concept by rewarding users for doing nothing. It uses a physical boundary (laying the phone flat) and a digital pet to create a guilt-free rest experience.