Collected vs Timer Graph Pro

Collected is a calm habit tracker that uses stickers instead of streaks. Track your routines, celebrate small wins, and unlock rewards that actually matter to you — no pressure, no shame, no losing progress. Place beautiful stickers on custom charts, watch your collection grow, and treat yourself when you reach your goal. It’s the satisfying feeling of earning a gold star — thoughtfully redesigned for adults. FEATURES • Create custom charts for any habit, routine, or goal • 100+ beautifully designed collectible stickers across themed packs • Set your own rewards (a long shower, favorite snack, guilt-free downtime) • Premium display backgrounds — velvet, wood, and stone textures • Sound and haptic feedback for every sticker placed • Gentle daily reminders • Track progress: charts completed, rewards unlocked, stickers collected STICKER PACKS Free: Material Stars, Weather, Dragon Eggs, Enchanted Seashells Premium: Gemstones, Awards, Golden Keys Marketplace: Retro Toys, Enchanted Frogs, Mythic Mushrooms, Golden Zodiac, and new packs upcoming DESIGNED FOR ADULTS Miss a day? That’s okay. There are no punishment mechanics, no guilt trips, and no broken streaks. Just show up when you can and celebrate progress. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Your data stays on your device. No accounts required. No tracking. No analytics. Cloud sync only if you choose it. PREMIUM UNLOCK Unlimited charts, bonus sticker packs, all backgrounds, and cloud backup — one-time purchase, no subscription.

This app lets you connect timers together to create powerful and flexible timer flows. For example, you can create a timer that starts a 5-minute countdown immediately after a 10-minute timer ends. Or you can add reminders that repeat every minute afterward. By connecting simple timer blocks together on a canvas, you can build custom timers that match exactly how you work and think. Many students use Pomodoro timers for studying — but is the standard Pomodoro method really the best fit for your personal pace? What if you want to take a longer break after five Pomodoro sessions, switch subjects, and then repeat another five sessions? What if you want to repeat that entire cycle five times? With this app, you can build timers like that yourself.