Flow Timer: Visual Countdown

codejuno

About this app

Water climbs. Sand falls. A picture appears.

Flow Timer is a visual timer that makes every minute physical. Water that climbs the glass as you go, an hourglass timer whose sand really falls, a picture that paints itself while you work. Most countdown timers show you a number. A visual timer shows you time itself — and that difference is the whole point, because you can feel how much is left without reading anything.

WHAT YOU GET

• Liquid mode — a calm water level that climbs as the session runs
• Hourglass timer — falling sand, not a picture of sand
• Canvas timer — artwork or your own photo, revealed piece by piece
• Interval timer for pomodoro study sessions, HIIT and circuits
• Five colour palettes, calming sounds, and a distraction-free zen mode
• Streaks, badges and statistics that show where your focus went

A VISUAL TIMER FOR ADHD AND TIME BLINDNESS

Time blindness makes minutes invisible. A visual countdown timer puts them back in front of you: instead of checking a clock, you glance at a shape and know. No numbers to decode, no maths, no surprise ending. Many people with ADHD find a sand timer or a rising water level easier to trust than a digital readout, and Flow Timer gives you both, at any duration you like.

A STUDY TIMER THAT KEEPS YOU HONEST

Set a pomodoro timer for 25 minutes, take your break, repeat. Or build your own interval timer with the study and rest blocks that actually suit you. Because this study timer is visual, you can see the session ending from across the desk — the exact moment most pomodoro timers lose you.

A CLASSROOM TIMER EVERYONE CAN READ

Put the hourglass timer on the board and a room full of students can read the remaining time at a glance, from the back row, without asking. Transitions, tests, quiet reading, tidy-up time: a visual classroom timer ends the "how long left?" question for good. Pick a palette per activity and the countdown timer itself becomes the signal.

A KIDS' ROUTINE TIMER WITHOUT THE NAGGING

Toothbrushing, screen time, homework, bedtime wind-down. A sand timer a child can watch is a boundary they can see, which is a far easier conversation than a number they cannot yet read. Name each visual timer for the routine it belongs to and it is one tap from the home screen.

AN AESTHETIC TIMER YOU WILL ACTUALLY LOOK AT

Timers are usually ugly because nobody expects you to watch them. This one is built to be watched: hand-drawn scenes, five palettes, smooth animation, and a full-screen zen mode with the clutter gone. Leave it running on a second screen and it earns its place.

ALSO GOOD FOR

Meditation and breathwork, yoga holds, music practice, workouts, cooking, board games, presentations, and any moment you would rather be present for than count through.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Flow Timer is fully offline. There is no account to make, no sign-in, no server and no analytics — the app collects nothing about you, because it has nowhere to send it. Everything lives on your device and leaves only if you export a backup yourself. No ads, ever. Available in 15 languages.

FLOW TIMER PRO

The app is free and stays genuinely useful free: the liquid mode, the hourglass timer, intervals, every duration, most sounds and your daily statistics. Flow Timer Pro is an optional one-time purchase — never a subscription — adding canvas timers with your own photos, binaural beats and focus tones, your full focus history, and backup export. Buy it once and it is yours for good.

Built by one person who wanted a timer worth looking at.

What’s new

Flow Timer Pro is here — and if you already use the app, nothing has been taken away. Everything you have today stays yours, free, forever.

Pro is one purchase, never a subscription. It adds canvas timers with your own photos, binaural beats and focus tones, your full focus history, and backup export.

Also in this version: the app now shows as "Flow Timer" on your home screen in every language, the Android icon is sharper, and onboarding and button labels are tidier.