Timedisk: Visual Timer Adults

A visual timer you can read from across the room — and watch drain to nothing.

Timedisk shows time as a shrinking disk. A wide coloured wedge fills the screen, and as the minutes pass it visibly disappears. There are no digits to decode and no arithmetic to do: you glance at it and you know how much is left. That is what a visual timer is for, and it works for the people a digital clock has always failed.

SET IT IN TWO SECONDS
Drag your thumb around the dial to any length, or tap a preset — 5, 10, 15, 25, or one of your own. Start. That is the entire interaction, which matters when starting is the hard part.

A VISUAL TIMER FOR ADULTS, NOT ONLY FOR CLASSROOMS
Visual timers have been styled for six-year-olds for twenty years. Timedisk's default look is clean, quiet, and grown-up, so it can sit on your desk in a meeting. When it is for a child, kid mode flips it to big playful shapes and colours.

A COUNTDOWN ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN
An ongoing notification keeps the countdown and a progress bar on your lock screen the whole time a timer runs. Set it, put the phone face up, walk away, and glance over from the other side of the kitchen. The timer keeps perfect time even if you close the app or restart the phone, because it counts down to a fixed moment rather than ticking along.

A ROUTINE TIMER FOR KIDS AND FOR YOUR OWN MORNINGS
Build a routine out of steps — dress 10, breakfast 15, shoes 5 — each with its own label, length, and colour. Timedisk runs them back to back, chimes between them, and always shows what is running now and what is coming next. It is a morning routine timer, a bedtime routine timer, a homework timer, and a classroom transition timer, depending on the day.

BUILT FOR TIME BLINDNESS
If you have ADHD, or you look after someone who does, you already know that "five more minutes" is not a unit anyone can feel. An ADHD timer or visual timer works precisely because it stops being a number: a disk that visibly empties turns time into something you can watch arriving. The same goes for autistic routines and visual schedules, for children who cannot read a clock yet, and for anyone who looks up and finds an hour gone. If you have been searching for a time blindness app, this is the one built for it.

A TRANSITION TIMER THAT ENDS ARGUMENTS
The hardest part of any transition is the moment it arrives without warning. With a transition timer everyone can see, the ending is visible for the whole ten minutes before it happens — for a child leaving the park, a class changing tasks, or you leaving a task you are deep inside.

ALERTS THAT LAND
Pick a sound per timer, feel the haptic, and see the screen flash at zero. Through the last stretch the colour shifts to warn you it is nearly up, so the end never ambushes you.

ALSO AN ONLINE VISUAL TIMER
The same disk runs free in any browser at adelyons.com/apps/timedisk/timer: full screen for classroom smart boards and Chromebooks, with routines you can share as a link.

PAY ONCE, OWN IT
Buy Timedisk Lifetime and it is yours: no subscription, no renewal, no losing your routines because a card expired. An annual plan with a free trial is there too.

FREE
The complete timer — the disk, presets, alerts, the lock-screen countdown — plus one saved routine of up to three steps. Nothing about the core visual timer is held back.

TIMEDISK PRO
• Unlimited routines with unlimited steps
• Themes, including kid mode and dark
• Custom alert sounds per timer and per step

Everything happens on your phone. No account, no cloud, no ads, no data leaving the device.

Pro is available as a one-time Lifetime purchase or as an annual subscription that opens with a 7-day free trial. Prices show in your currency, billing goes through Google Play, and you can cancel any time.

Timedisk is made by Adelyons Software LLC.

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Questions or requests? Email dev@adelyons.com.

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