End Time Blindness
Master Hyperfocus

Overcome time blindness and break the hyperfocus spell with an intelligent co-pilot that makes task transitions easier.

Built for ADHD+

Translates abstract time into clear, tangible signals that work for your brain.

Finally, put an end to "just one more minute" spiraling into hours!

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BECOME TIME AWARE

The Visual Linear Clock instantly eliminates time blindness. See your day unfold at a glance and get the clarity and control you need.

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BREAK THE HYPERFOCUS SPELL

Seamless transitions start with gentle, clear alerts. If you go over your time, the app gently persists with non-stressful reminders to keep you on schedule.

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SUSTAIN YOUR MOMENTUM

Get smart insights to perfectly balance effort and rest, helping you decide when to push forward and when to recharge.

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Your Complete
Timing Toolkit

All the tools you need to visualize time and build focus.

👨‍✈ YOUR ADHD CO-PILOT

Smart Time Blocking: Plan your day with intention and focus.
Automatic Break Calculations: Actively prevents burnout without you having to think about it.
Visual & Spoken Alerts: A gentle co-pilot for task transitions.
Persistent Reminders: Gently breaks through hyperfocus without stress.
Multiple Timer Modes: The right tool for any timing need.

⏳ VISUALIZE YOUR TIME

Linear Clock: See your entire workday at a glance to fight time blindness.
Session Map: Understand exactly where your time goes.
Detailed Graphs & Statistics: See your progress, discover patterns, and celebrate wins.

🎯 DESIGNED FOR FOCUS

Full Screen 'ZEN' Mode: A minimalist, distraction-free view.
Multiple Timer Face Styles: Customize your timer to fit your task.
Different English Accents: Choose a voice that feels comfortable and effective.
Constant Time Awareness: Shows current day/time to keep you grounded.

Loved by users everywhere

"I've finally stopped my hyper focus ruining my ergonomics. Now I rarely work late into the evening."

Simon V.

Designer

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"Simple, effective! I wouldn’t mind crisper graphics, but this is nice. I will tell other special educators about it!"

Anonymous

Special Educator