TaskTimer Plus is a minimalist reminder app for the small stuff. Name a task ("wash the dishes", "check the laundry", "stretch"), pick how long it should run, and get notified when it's done. Run several at once. Look back at what you finished.
No onboarding flow, no walkthrough, no settings screen you have to fill in before you can use it. Open the app, you're already on the timers screen.
Each task is a card: name on the left, progress bar underneath, pause/complete/delete on the right. Tap the play arrow to resume a paused one. Tap the green check when you're done.
Tap the + button. Type the task. Pick from 5, 10, 15, 30, 45 minutes, 1 or 2 hours — or type any custom duration in minutes. One tap to set the reminder.
A simple log of everything you finished or dismissed, with timestamps. Useful when you want proof of "I did stretch this evening, actually." Clear it whenever you want.
Most reminder apps want to become your entire life — projects, tags, repeating schedules, smart lists, AI suggestions. TaskTimer Plus refuses all of that.
It does one thing: it gives a real-world task a real-world duration and tells you when the duration is up. Five minutes to set, no learning curve, no upsell.
Unlike a generic timer, you'll always know which countdown belongs to "the bread" and which to "the call."
Three timers running at once is normal life. The app handles that without making you switch screens.
No onboarding, no projects, no folders. Open the app, tap +, type a name, pick a time. Done.
The History tab is the only "data" the app keeps — and it's local. Clear it when you want, or never.
Everything a timer needs. Nothing it doesn't. No streaks, no points, no leaderboards, no nagging.
Every timer carries a label so you always know what it's for.
5, 10, 15, 30, 45 min, 1h, 2h — the durations you actually reach for.
Need 3 minutes or 17? Type any minute value and go.
Run several tasks at once — bread proving while the kettle's on.
System notifications fire even with the app closed or the screen locked.
No internet needed. The whole app runs locally on your device.
TaskTimer Plus has no server, no account, and no analytics of its own. Ads are served by Google AdMob, which has its own privacy policy. The only system permission used is notifications — so we can alert you when a timer ends.
Available for iPhone and iPad. No setup, no upsells, no nonsense.