iWorkUntil

iWorkUntil

Time as filling blocks — ADHD & kid-friendly visual timer

desca
@desca
Published on Aug 11, 2026
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About iWorkUntil

Digital clocks and countdowns force you to decode numbers to know how much time is left, a constant low-grade tax on focus, and useless at a glance or for anyone who struggles with abstract time. iWorkUntil turns time into blocks that empty as it passes, so a single glance tells you where you stand. Set it for deep work, breaks, meetings, or any deadline. No numbers to decode, nothing to break. Ships on 5 platforms in 14 languages. it works even for people who don't read numbers yet. It's perfect for kids: hand them the timer and the endless "how much longer?!" turns into something they can see for themselves. Screen time, car trips, "five more minutes" at the playground, waiting for dinner. it does one thing precisely.

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I like the basic idea, and I’d love to see a more complex visual presentation in the future. I found a few bugs, reported them, and they were fixed almost immediately — great user experience!

hellomoodsense

Since a couple of months since we use it, our 5 year old asks 'to set the blocks' when he has to wait for something :) up until today

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