TaskHop: Visual Focus Timer

See time run out. Set a time before you start, and your phone makes the end impossible to miss. TaskHop is a timer you can see from across the room. Not digits: an amount. The screen fills with colour and drains as the minutes go, so a glance tells you how much is left without reading anything. Type what you are doing, and what comes next, and press Start. That is the whole app. THE GLASS The running screen is the time. It starts full and drains from the top like a glass, with the minutes riding on the waterline. Teal while there is plenty, warming as it runs low. The screen stays awake. Lay the phone flat and it turns with you. IT FOLLOWS YOU Lock the phone and the countdown carries on, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Put the phone on a charger on its side and StandBy shows it full screen: a clock for the wall, made of your time. FIVE MINUTES At five minutes left, a soft tone, a tap, and one line: "Find a stopping point." Enough to surface, not enough to break your concentration. No button to press. AT ZERO A real alarm. It rings through silent mode and through every Focus, and keeps ringing until you stop it. No snooze. If you wrote down what comes next, the alarm says so, and back in the app one tap starts a timer for it. FOR HYPERFOCUS Made for people who hyperfocus, with ADHD or without. When you go deep, time stops passing until it has all gone. Knowing the clock does not help; seeing it does. TaskHop puts the shrinking disc of a classroom timer on the phone you already have, and adds the one thing that plastic clock never had: an alarm you cannot sleep through. PRIVATE No account. No server. No analytics. Nothing leaves the phone. TaskHop keeps your last three durations, the day you started the free trial, and whether you have unlocked. That is all. PAY ONCE Try everything free for 14 days, no payment. After that, one payment keeps TaskHop, forever: the timer, the alarm that rings through silent, the Lock Screen countdown and the five-minute warning. No subscription, no ads. TaskHop is made by a two-person studio and has no investors to please. It does one thing, and it will still do that thing in five years.