A private visual timer for iPhone and iPad

Time takes shape.

SpaceTime turns warm up, focus, and cool down into an environment that fills as your session moves. No account. No feed. Just your time, made visible.

In development iOS & iPadOS 18+
A liquid field rises through each part of the session.

A timer should show more than what is left.

Most timers reduce time to a shrinking number. SpaceTime gives it dimension. Layers gather, color shifts, and gentle bowl tones mark the passage from preparation to focus to return.

One passage, three phases

Set the shape of the session.

Choose the minutes or seconds for each phase. SpaceTime carries one continuous field through the full timer, so the experience never snaps back to zero between stages.

  1. 01

    Warm Up

    Arrive without rushing the start.

  2. 02

    Time

    Stay with the work while the field rises.

  3. 03

    Cool Down

    Give the ending its own space.

Simple on purpose Free timer. One History unlock. No subscription.

Keep the whole passage

Use the timer freely. Unlock History once, if you want it.

Sessions are saved on your device. A one-time in-app purchase unlocks the History view, including session details, text and voice notes, and any optional heart-rate trace. The App Store shows the price before purchase and provides purchase restoration.

Make it yours

Quiet controls. Meaningful choices.

Shape the field

Adjust the look of each phase, then interact with the waves while the timer runs.

Choose the cue

Preview ten synthesized singing bowls and choose the sound that marks each transition.

Add context

Finish with a typed note or an optional voice note, stored alongside the session on your device.

Let pulse meet pace

With your permission, heart-rate samples supplied by Apple Health can influence the field and remain with that local session.

Private by construction

Your time stays yours.

SpaceTime has no account, advertising, analytics, or tracking. It does not upload your timers, notes, recordings, or Health data to us. Those materials stay in the app’s local storage on your device.

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