EyeBreak 20 vs ToneTime

EyeBreak 20 is a minimalist timer for the 20-20-20 screen break habit: every 20 minutes, look about 20 feet away for 20 seconds — a simple way to ease digital eye strain during long work sessions. Start a session, choose how long you plan to work, and let EyeBreak 20 handle the reminders. Local notifications keep break prompts reliable, while Live Activities and Dynamic Island support give you a subtle glanceable timer on supported iPhones. Features: - One-tap work sessions - 1, 2, 4, and 8 hour session lengths - Local break start and break complete reminders - Lock Screen Live Activity - Dynamic Island companion on supported devices - Track your streak and break history - Optional tip jar with no locked features EyeBreak 20 is a habit timer, not medical advice.

Forget to take breaks while studying, working, or using a screen? ToneTime reminds you to pause at your own pace, with a weekly schedule that fits your day. No account. No ads. YOUR OWN RHYTHM • Start with 20 minutes of screen time and a 20-second break, or choose your own durations • Timers follow elapsed time, even while your screen is locked or you use another app • Pause, continue, or take a break early A SCHEDULE THAT FITS • Choose start and end times and days of the week • A new cycle starts at the scheduled start time; timers and reminders stop at the end time • Choose reminder sounds and manage sound, in-app haptics, and break-end notifications separately SIMPLE AND PRIVATE • Designed for iPhone and iPad • English and Simplified Chinese • No account, advertising, or third-party analytics SDK • Settings, your current cycle, and review-prompt frequency records stay on your device • Does not read, display, or upload app names, browsing history, or screen content Screen Time permission is required to maintain daily schedules and ongoing reminders outside the app. Notifications must be enabled to receive reminders. Sounds depend on iOS silent mode, Focus, and notification settings. ToneTime schedules breaks using elapsed time. It does not measure how long you actually look at a screen or block other apps. ToneTime helps you build a daily break habit. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or professional health advice.