3D TIMER – Countdown

3D TIMER is a beautiful 3D countdown timer that lets you experience time, not just measure it.
Instead of boring numbers and static screens, it turns important moments in your life into immersive 3D visuals you can actually enjoy watching.

Whether you’re waiting for a meaningful event or tracking a personal journey, this countdown app makes time feel alive.

⏳ Two powerful ways to track time

FROM mode — see how much time has passed since an important moment.
Perfect for:
● tracking how long you’ve been smoke-free or alcohol-free
● following your fitness or personal growth journey
● counting days since your child was born
● celebrating meaningful life milestones

TO mode — a clean and visual event countdown that shows how much time remains until a future moment.
Ideal for:
● vacations and trips
● birthdays and anniversaries
● holidays and special dates
● meetings with loved ones
Time is shown in days, hours, and minutes — focusing on meaningful progress, not seconds.

🎨 Designed to be watched

3D TIMER is built around stunning 3D animations and smooth motion.
Time flows visually, turning the app into a true visual timer you can observe rather than just read.

Choose from premium visual styles like FORGE and AURUM, each with its own atmosphere and personality.
New styles and designs will be added regularly, so you can always find a look that matches your mood.

This is not a static utility — it’s a growing visual project.

⚙️ Key features

✔︎ Beautiful 3D animations with smooth transitions
✔︎ Countdown timer and elapsed time tracking modes
✔︎ Multiple premium visual styles
✔︎ Up to 4 active timers
✔︎ Works fully offline
✔︎ No account or registration required

🎯 Made for real life

3D TIMER is perfect for anyone who wants:
● a more emotional and visual connection to time
● motivation through progress you can see
● a clean, distraction-free experience
● something beautiful instead of another boring timer

3D TIMER — when time becomes something worth watching.

Recent changes:
🔴 Fixed a crash that could occur when editing the date of a previously completed timer.