The task timer,
on top of everything else
Whoever is cutting won't open a tab every ten minutes to see how they're doing on time. So time comes to the front: a coin that floats over the design, the machine or whatever they have open.
- Your day's panel, no dashboard
- The floating timer, in four shapes
- The team board, if you're in charge
- Lives in the tray, you don't close it
- The timer only shows. Finishing and blocking happen in the panel.
Green, amber, red.
Without opening anything.
The full ring is the task's estimate. When the gap closes, your time is up, and the color tells you before you even read the number.
If you stop, it stops
Blocked task or break: the number freezes. Counting time the shop won't pay you for would be lying to yourself about your own money.
No estimate, no bar
If the task has no target, the ring stays empty and says so. Not at 0 % nor at 100 %: it doesn't invent a goal nobody set.
No task, no timer
Finish the task and it disappears on its own. It comes back when you start the next one. Nothing to close or reopen.
And it has no buttons
On purpose. A one-centimeter «Finish» next to the cursor gets clicked by accident, and that's someone's points. Double-click and the big panel opens.
Four shapes. Everyone picks theirs.
You choose it by looking at it, not by reading its name. The window resizes and repositions itself so it never ends up under the taskbar.
Ring
Truly round. You see the missing gap without reading.
Pill
The whole title fits. The easiest to read up close.
Arc
The gauge needle. Readable from across the shop.
Column
The only one that drains: what's filled is what's left.
And behind it, your whole day
A narrow panel docked to the edge of the screen with the same things you'd see on your phone: your tasks, the team board if you're in charge, and your points. Without the shop dashboard around it.
Six bar colors and eight backgrounds. Sounds silly until you have six PCs in the shop and need to tell at a glance which is which.
Closing it doesn't kill it
The X hides it in the system tray and it stays alive: the timer still shows up when you start the next task. To really quit, use the tray icon's menu.
Updates itself
Nobody has to come back to this page to download anything. The app downloads the new version quietly and installs it the next time the PC restarts.
Comes with Ultra
It's in beta: install it once, it updates itself and it's still going to change.