TinyTock vs Puddly Potty Training Timer

TinyTock turns waiting into a picture reveal. Choose a reward, set a short timer, and watch a coloured wedge sweep away to uncover the picture, shifting from green to amber to red as time runs out. When time is up, the picture grows to fill the screen with a cheerful finish that stays on until you tap. Parents, teachers, and therapists can use it for getting dressed, tidying up, brushing teeth, quiet breaks, or any routine that works better when a child can see time pass. Built for small hands: - Chunky picture-book buttons and timer pods - Eight hand-drawn reward pictures for pre-readers - A green, amber and red wedge, like a classroom timer - A tick-tock clock while it runs, and a fanfare at zero - Quick duration presets plus fine 30-second steps - Eight built-in rewards, or a photo chosen on device - A control lock, so a child cannot add time or end the timer early - Sound, celebration music, voice prompt, and theme settings behind a simple parent lock There are no ads, no account, no login, and no purchases. Reward photos stay on the device.

Puddly is built around the one thing that actually matters in those first days: taking your toddler to the potty on time, without losing your mind. THE TIMER THAT WORKS Set an interval that suits you, five minutes or fifty, and Puddly nudges you once, gently, when it is time to try. The timer resets every time you log a visit, so it follows your day instead of fighting it. Nap? Car journey? Grandma's house? Pause it with one tap. Quiet hours keep the night silent. One reminder, never a stream of them. LOG IN THREE TAPS Went, sat but nothing, or an oops. That is the whole thing. Add "told me first" or "went by themselves" when those happy days come. A STICKER FOR EVERY EVENT, INCLUDING THE ACCIDENTS This is where Puddly is different. Most apps mark an accident as a red cross in a table. Puddly gives your child a sticker for it: a frog leaping happily into a puddle, an octopus with eight mops, a duck doing a belly flop. Accidents are part of learning, and nothing in this app will ever make your child feel bad about one. No red marks, no broken streaks, no graph that goes down. NINETY STICKERS TO COLLECT, AND TO COLOUR IN Puddy the frog and his friends Ducky, Okki and Noni. Every sticker opens as a colouring page: fill an area with a tap, or draw with a pen or a pencil. Ten fat swatches for small fingers, the whole colour wheel one tap further for a grown-up. Print any of them on real paper, blank or coloured in. THE 3 DAY METHOD, GUIDED If you are doing the popular three day approach, Puddly walks you through it: what to prepare, what each day looks like, and what is completely normal (day two is the hard one, for everyone). After that it keeps going with the milestones that actually matter: the first time they tell you BEFORE, the first dry day, the first trip out of the house. SHARE THE GOOD DAYS Every milestone makes a card you can send to your partner or the grandparents in one tap, straight from your phone. PRIVACY, PLAINLY No photos or video of your child. The app has no camera feature at all. No account, no sign-up, no cloud. Your child's name and their whole log stay on the device and are never sent anywhere. WHAT IT COSTS The timer, the log, the 3 day guide, the starter sticker set, colouring, printing and sharing are all free. Extra character packs are a one-time purchase, and there is a single unlock for everything. No subscription. No ads. Potty training is messy, tiring and shorter than it feels. Puddly keeps the timer honest, keeps the mood light, and gives your toddler something to be proud of. Puddly offers routine guidance for parents. It is not medical advice.