Hatches with the app closed
Lock the phone or hand over the iPad for another app. The egg counts down on the lock screen, and the hatch arrives right on time.
A visual timer for kids
Waiting is easier when something is about to hatch.
The egg wobbles, cracks at half time, and at zero a surprise animal pops out. It still hatches on the lock screen when the app is closed.
Coming soon to the App Store
iPhone and iPad
Who's inside? It's a surprise.
Pip Maple 
Bao 
Clover 
Ruby 
Honey
And nine more friends waiting in their eggs.
Says it out loud
"You did it! It's a fox! Brush teeth, done!" Kids who can't read yet still hear what they did.
Calm on purpose
No red, no buzzer, no alarm-clock noise. The end is a celebration. A softer night look for bedtime, and Reduce Motion is respected.
Three taps for the grown-up
- Pick a time, from 1 minute up to 2 hours, and add a label if you like ("Brush teeth").
- Tap Start. Nothing on the running screen reacts to a stray tap; pause and stop need a short hold.
- At zero the shell breaks and someone new says hello. They stay until your kid taps them.
Parents use it for brushing teeth, bedtime, tidy-up, screen time and the wait before leaving the house. Therapists and teachers use it with the kids they work with.
Free to use. One unlock for everything.
Free
- Unlimited timers
- Three animals: a chick, a duckling and a turtle
- The hatch on the lock screen, with the app closed
- Sound on or off
Unlock once
- All 15 animals, and no repeats until each one has hatched
- "One more minute!" said out loud before the hatch
- Repeat the last timer in one tap
- A night theme switch for bedtime, whatever the phone is set to
- Family Sharing, so every phone in the family has it
No subscription, no ads, no account. The unlock sits behind a grown-up question, so a curious kid can't buy it.