All done! Visual Timer vs Roundi

"Five more minutes" means nothing to a three-year-old. All done! Visual Timer shows time instead of telling it. A parent sets the timer, and a hidden picture appears little by little as the minutes pass, so a child can watch the waiting get smaller and see for themselves when it's nearly over. No more surprise endings. No more negotiating from scratch every single time. HOW IT WORKS • Choose how long • Make a promise - "then we put on shoes" • Pick what appears: a friendly character, or one of your own photos • Start, and let your child watch When the picture is complete, the promise is complete. A gentle chime plays, a little confetti falls, and everyone already knows what happens next. TWO WAYS TO SEE TIME Classic reveal uncovers the picture from behind one playful color. Color journey warms from green through orange to coral as the time runs down (a second signal for a child who isn't watching closely). FOR THE MOMENTS THAT REPEAT Save the timers you use again and again: dinner, brush teeth, leaving the park, tidying up. One tap next time. SAFE FROM ACCIDENTAL TAPS Press-and-hold parent controls keep pause, restart and stop protected. The screen stays awake while a timer runs. A chime and a notification arrive even if you've put the phone down, and you can choose which sound it plays. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your routines, your promises and any photos you choose stay on your device, All done! Visual Timer never uploads them. Your account keeps your access and subscription connected to you, and you can delete it from inside the app whenever you like. WHAT THIS IS, AND ISN'T All done! Visual Timer is a parent-directed tool, made for you to set up and your child to watch. It isn't a substitute for supervision, and it isn't safety equipment. PREMIUM Optional Premium unlocks your own photos as reveal pictures, more characters, and unlimited saved routines. Prices are shown in the app before you buy, and subscriptions are managed through your Apple account. Questions or ideas? tinytimer.support@gmail.com Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms & Conditions: https://tinytimer.github.io/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://tinytimer.github.io/privacy/

One round, one thing. Roundi holds you to a single task and shows the time as color: focus you can see. Turn the dial, press start, and a disc of color begins to disappear — like a kitchen timer for your attention. No numbers counting down, no notifications pulling you back. Just time, visibly running out. THE ONE RULE Leave the app — or lock the screen — before the round ends, and the round is lost, instantly. That's the whole trick: Roundi doesn't block anything, it just makes leaving cost something. (Too strict? There's a Lenient mode.) MADE FOR YOUR RITUALS • Meditate — 15 quiet minutes, watching the color fade • Study — a 50-minute block with no pings • Work — deep work sessions up to 2 hours • Train — planks, dead hangs, rest between sets Save each ritual as a tag and it becomes a one-tap start button with its own duration. SAY IT, DON'T TAP IT "Start Plank in Roundi." Between rounds, Siri sets the length, starts a tag, adds another round, or tells you your streak. Hands free — and once a round starts, nothing interrupts you. ON YOUR WRIST Roundi runs on Apple Watch too. Turn the Digital Crown, tap START, and the color sweeps away on your wrist; a tap and a chime mark the end. Watch rounds land in your iPhone's calendar, Siri works on the watch, and one rule carries over: unlock your iPhone during a watch round and the round ends. A TIMER YOU'LL WANT TO LOOK AT Choose how time drains: a clockwise disc, a color that falls or rises across the whole screen, or a spiral coil that unwinds from the outside in. Six soft colors. A chime and a soft blink of color when the round completes. EVERY ROUND, KEPT Finished rounds land as dots on your calendar, with your daily total and streak. Time becomes habit; habit becomes you. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No sign-up. Your rounds stay on your device. Set a time. Stay focused. One round at a time.