Infinite Timer vs TurtleWiz

Infinite Timer is the ultimate timer app designed for focus, productivity, and flexibility. Whether you’re working, cooking, training, meditating, or just need a beautiful countdown – Infinite Timer adapts to your life.

This is one of those apps you understand with your hand, not your eyes. Hold your iPhone and move it just a little. A metal ball hits the wall — tap. You feel the impact in your hand and hear the collision. Turn the ratchet dial — click, click, click. Pop a bubble — snap. This isn't just an animation on a screen. Your iPhone's motion sensors, real-time physics, haptics, and sound work together to create a tiny physical illusion — the strange feeling that something might actually be moving inside your phone. Don't just look at it. Hold it. FOUR PHYSICAL ILLUSIONS • Spin the Metal Ball Move your iPhone in a small circle and watch the ball respond to the actual motion of your device. Every collision with the wall produces metallic sound and haptic feedback. • Move the Heavy Ball Move a large metal ball up and down inside its chamber. When it hits the ends, you don't just see the impact — you feel it. • Turn the Ratchet Dial Rotate the dial directly with your finger. Each tiny ratchet step answers with a click and a matching haptic response. • Pop the Bubbles Tap through 20 bubbles one by one. Each pop combines a sharp sound with its own haptic sensation. Finish them all and a fresh set appears automatically. HAPTICS YOU CAN ADJUST Choose from three haptic levels: Low, Medium, or High. The metal balls, dial, and bubbles each have their own sound and tactile character. Your accumulated interactions are stored locally on your device. SIMPLE BY DESIGN • No ads • No account required • No third-party analytics SDK • Motion data stays on your device • Try all features for the first 3 days • Unlock full access with a one-time purchase • No subscription Hold your iPhone securely. Small movements are enough — there's no need to swing or throw your device. Screenshots can't really explain this one. You have to hold it.