... been building a Pomodoro timer as the first tool for a small web-tools project I'm working on. There are already plenty of Pomodoro timers

... everyone I'm J sus J nior, founder of KriptaCorp a Brazilian tech company building software around one principle: your data belongs to you, not to the platform. We're a small team building an ecosystem of tools: Kripta-Timer a time structuring instrument with 16 independent parallel timers

... exactly as tedious as it sounds. I researched tools that solved this and could not find one I was willing to actually use. Everything was either a time tracker that required me to manually start and stop timers, a task manager that needed manual input, a meeting tool that only cared about my calendar, or some "monitoring" agent I had to install on my PC that tracked everything I did. That last category was not going to happen ... ... Here is what I shipped: It connects to the tools you already use, GitHub, Jira, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Microsoft Calendar, OneDrive, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket, and passively observes activity metadata to build a chronological daily work log. No timers

... kept abandoning every Pomodoro timer I tried. Not because I lacked discipline. Because I have ADHD, and the standard 25-minute rigid countdown made my brain revolt. Every. Single. Time. So I built the timer

... plays a significant role in how products appear in Google search results. What surprised us was that AI assistants like ChatGPT were rarely citing Product Hunt in product recommendations. AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Gemini rely on reviews, alternative lists, and structured product information gathered across the web. Product Hunt is strong across all three. In theory, this should make Product Hunt a natural source for AI-driven product recommendations and comparisons. In practice, it was not happening ... ... many tools which systematically run prompts against several AI models daily, and measure visibility of a product within prompts. We're using a new tool called @Gauge . We chose because a) their citation tracking is more useful than the alternatives

... challenge called "Digital Time Blindness." For these users often students or professionals in high-focus roles time either disappears completely during deep work, or it becomes a source of anxiety. The common solution is to use a phone timer, but that usually leads to the "Notification Trap": you check the time, see a text, and suddenly you ve lost 20 minutes to scrolling. I realized there s a gap for a tool that makes time visible without being intrusive ... ... dive on how we can "externalize" time in the classroom or home office using a more minimalist, web-native approach. Here are 3 core concepts I explored in the guide: 1 Peripheral Awareness: The idea is to put the timer

... Product Hunt! I m the maker of Sage I built Sage after realizing something uncomfortable: Most productivity tools worked But they made me feel worse using them. Timers felt aggressive. Streaks felt punishing. Missing a day felt like failure. I was productive but tense, burned out, and inconsistent. So I asked a different question: What if productivity felt calm instead of pressured? That question turned into Sage . What Sage does (and why it s different) Sage is a gamified Pomodoro ... ... timer

... everyone, I m the solo dev behind Timix a cross-platform timer app I ve been building over the past couple of years for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. A while ago I shared some promo codes on Reddit, and I really enjoyed the feedback and the conversations that followed. So I decided to make Timix completely free for the next 42 hours so anyone can try it without needing a code. I originally built Timix because I wanted ... ... clean timer

... Product Hunt! I m Yuvraj Singh Jakhar, the maker of YouFloww. Ever feel like your focus timer is just another boring tab you can t wait to close? I did too. Traditional timers

... YouFloww The Ultimate Productivity Timer by Yuvraj Singh Jakhar Hey Product Hunt! I m Yuvraj Singh Jakhar, the creator of YouFloww, a productivity timer

... Product Hunt! I'm Yuvraj Singh Jakhar , the maker of YouFloww. Ever feel like your focus timer is just another boring tab you can't wait to close? I did. Standard timers

... Most timer apps treat time as a circle. Timix asks: what if it was a triangle? Or a square? Or a hexagon? We just released a small but exciting update: Timix PolyTimers are now everywhere across iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch, and Widgets. Choose polygon shapes for your countdowns and experience a different rhythm of time. Available in Beta via TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/joi... Let me know if it helps you perceive time differently. Learn more about Timix: https://rogy.app/timix ...

... hexagon instead of a circle? He instantly replied, That makes way more sense. Shapes are easier to see where you are in time. So I built a quick prototype. In Timix, each side of the polygon is a timer. You can visualize time as motion around a shape and honestly, it feels more intuitive. It s still experimental, but I m curious Would a shape-based countdown help you stay more aware of your time? Would it make timer