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Visual Timer

See the time going, not just hear someone say it's nearly up.

Start · 1 minute to set up

What this is for

Time feels invisible until it's already gone — "five more minutes" doesn't mean much if you can't see five minutes.

When to use it

Before screen time ends, before leaving somewhere fun, before a task with a limit.

What you leave with

A way to see time passing so the ending isn't a surprise.

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When do you need to see the time?

Pick one to keep going.

Understand why

A child pulling back a curtain to a bright window, morning already moving

Where Did the Time Go?

Five minutes to get dressed turns into twenty. Ten minutes of a game feels like one. Here's why time can feel so slippery, and what actually helps you catch it.

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