Announcing Timeless
July 2019
I’m working on a more natural way of getting the most out of my day: it’s an app called Timeless. At its core it gives me a generic sense of what part of the day I’m in: morning, lunch time, noon etc.
Instead of breaking concentration or induce stress it lets me continue working when I’m still in the time bracket I’m expecting to get stuff done. Then, in a glance, it lets me know that I’ve entered a new part of the day. If it’s between 12pm and 2pm I should probably get lunch.
There’s no notification to ‘get lunch now’, just a hint that when I’m ready I should probably go grab something to eat.
Even when combined with more urgent interruptions, like water breaks, it allows me to comfortably get back to work. I don’t feel any pressure or hesitance because of how much time I have left in the day.
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Timeless
Stay focused and reduce time anxiety
Timeless was a subtle clock replacement. It helped you feel less anxious about the time and more focused on how you should be spending it.