Focus Timer vs Tikkle

This timer helps you improve focus and track your time visually. Start the timer, and your focused time is saved to a calendar, making it easy to monitor your progress. - Simple and intuitive design - Track and visualize your focus time - Easily review past sessions on the calendar - Boost your productivity with ease Stay focused and achieve more with this timer!

Tikkle – Tiny Focus, Big Growth Turn your focus into small, visible growth. Tikkle is a calm focus timer that helps you stay present, complete focus sessions, and grow a tiny character through your accumulated time. Every session becomes a small step forward. As you focus, your character gains experience, records build up, and short adventure stories return over time. WHY TIKKLE? Focus Timer Start a simple focus session and stay with your task. Tikkle keeps the experience quiet and focused, without unnecessary noise. Tiny Character Growth Completed sessions help your tiny character gain experience and grow. Your effort becomes visible through small, steady progress. Adventure Stories Send out an adventure and receive a short story after time passes. Focus does not end as an empty timer result; it becomes part of a small journey. Daily Records Track your focus history, streaks, and progress over time. Look back on the time you protected and the habits you are building. Optional Strict Mode Use Apple Screen Time controls when you need stronger boundaries. Strict Mode helps reduce impulsive app switching during focus sessions. PERFECT FOR People who want a calmer way to focus. Anyone who likes visible progress and gentle rewards. Users who want focus sessions to feel less empty. People building a steady daily focus habit. Students, makers, readers, and anyone trying to protect deep work time. PRIVACY FIRST Tikkle is designed to be local-first. Your focus records, character progress, adventure data, and settings are stored on your device. Start small. Let your focus grow. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/