When you work from home, the commute that used to end your day is gone. The laptop closes, but your head keeps running — and by 10pm you are checking messages again.
ClockOut gives you that boundary back. One short ritual, once a day, at the time your work actually ends.
THE THREE-MINUTE RITUAL
1. Park a thought
Name one thing you no longer need to carry today and leave it in the app. Unfinished tasks can wait until tomorrow.
2. Breathe
A calm 4s inhale / 4s exhale pacer with a visual pulse, optional ambient sound and gentle haptics.
3. Switch the day off
Tap to turn off the desk lamp on screen. A small symbolic gesture that tells your brain work is over.
4. Log how you feel
One tap to capture the mood you are leaving the day with.
Then the evening is yours.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• Daily reminder at the end of your workday, with quick presets for the usual times
• Weekdays only, or all seven days — your choice
• Streaks and history without pressure: see the days you genuinely closed
• Four ambient styles: Tibetan singing bowl, gentle rain, ocean waves, or silence with haptics only
• Your own sounds — import MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A or FLAC files and loop them while you breathe
• Flexible schedule — allow the ritual at any hour, not just the 16:00–21:00 window
• Full English and Czech, switchable inside the app
• Material 3 design with a calm dark theme, and a screen that stays awake for the whole ritual
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your notes, moods and history stay in a local database on your phone. No account, no sign-up, no cloud sync, no ads. Nothing you write is ever uploaded anywhere, and you can wipe everything with a single tap in Settings.
WHO IT IS FOR
Remote and hybrid workers, freelancers, and anyone whose desk sits in the same room as their sofa. Anyone who wants a clear end to the day instead of one that quietly fades into the night.
ClockOut is not a time tracker and it will not count your hours or measure your productivity. It does one thing: it draws the line at the end of the workday, so you can start the next one rested.
A 3-minute ritual to end your workday, so it stops spilling into your evening.