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The tiny tool that makes focus feel easier, not harder.
If you’ve got ADHD, you already know:
Time either disappears… or suffocates you.
This little pink retro timer fixes that.
Meet your new focus sidekick.
A 60-minute analogue timer + clock + gentle alarm that helps you get started, stay on track, and actually finish things without downloading yet another app you’ll forget to open.
Turns invisible time into something you can see.
ADHD brains struggle with “time blindness.” Watching the dial move gives your brain a visual countdown, which instantly reduces overwhelm and makes tasks feel more doable.
Interrupts the freeze.
Setting a 5-minute timer is one of the quickest ways to break a paralysis moment. Twist, set, breathe and suddenly you’re moving.
Keeps you focused without adding noise.
No notifications. No dopamine-sucking apps. Just one clean, simple tool that helps you follow through.
Perfect for Pomodoro sessions.
25 minutes on, 5 minutes off. A proven ADHD strategy to get things done without burning out.
Helps you build consistency without forcing it.
If it’s cute and lives on your bench or desk, you’ll actually use it which means more wins, less chaos, and more momentum.
The soft pink retro style = aesthetic enough to keep out
The alarm is clear but not jump-scare loud
Doubles as a clock (because multitasking is life)
Simple. Effective. ADHD-friendly.
This is the tool that actually works because it works with your brain, not against it.
Twist it.
Start the countdown.
Watch your day shift.
The tiny tool that makes focus feel easier, not harder.
If you’ve got ADHD, you already know:
Time either disappears… or suffocates you.
This little pink retro timer fixes that.
Meet your new focus sidekick.
A 60-minute analogue timer + clock + gentle alarm that helps you get started, stay on track, and actually finish things without downloading yet another app you’ll forget to open.
Turns invisible time into something you can see.
ADHD brains struggle with “time blindness.” Watching the dial move gives your brain a visual countdown, which instantly reduces overwhelm and makes tasks feel more doable.
Interrupts the freeze.
Setting a 5-minute timer is one of the quickest ways to break a paralysis moment. Twist, set, breathe and suddenly you’re moving.
Keeps you focused without adding noise.
No notifications. No dopamine-sucking apps. Just one clean, simple tool that helps you follow through.
Perfect for Pomodoro sessions.
25 minutes on, 5 minutes off. A proven ADHD strategy to get things done without burning out.
Helps you build consistency without forcing it.
If it’s cute and lives on your bench or desk, you’ll actually use it which means more wins, less chaos, and more momentum.
The soft pink retro style = aesthetic enough to keep out
The alarm is clear but not jump-scare loud
Doubles as a clock (because multitasking is life)
Simple. Effective. ADHD-friendly.
This is the tool that actually works because it works with your brain, not against it.
Twist it.
Start the countdown.
Watch your day shift.